For example, they argue that while advocates oppose actually mixing information from the two kinds of databases, they would not find it objectionable to merely use cookies to link a computer with a specific person's offline consumer behavior.
However, according to Sarah Isgur Flores -- formerly the deputy communications director for the Republican National Committee, and now a member of Fiorina's team -- it is objectionable for anyone else to use the term "unlocking potential," because this is a concept the Fiorina campaign has decided it owns.
The industry finds any requirement to use safer alternatives objectionable.
"We also encourage our users to continue to use our tools to report objectionable content so that we can investigate reports and take action".
Although Republicans control the Senate, their majority is slim, allowing Democrats to use filibusters to block nominees they find most objectionable.
Individuals or companies, he said, may try to use it to suppress any Web content they find objectionable, under the pretext of protecting their copyright.
Most of the time though, censors do not block sites like Google: they simply make them painfully slow to use, and block individual search terms the authorities find objectionable (say, "freedom" or "Falun Gong").
One tool Magid advises parents to use with caution, however, is Web filtering software like Net Nanny or Cybersitter, which block objectionable content online.
We give a pass to elderly people when they express morally objectionable views which used to be mainstream.
The paranoia has morphed into calling nigger, the N word, N.............., the word, or simply N. The word is objectionable when it used to racially slander and pillory blacks.
