I find the language of the bill extremely amusing.
It starts off by addressing all the poor children in every household that have the potential to be effected by cyber bullying. And how harmful the “words” of bullies can be. (What ever happened to “sticks and stones” being the only thing that can break your bones?)

So, the summary of the bill continues on in defense of these offended kids.

Next part’s the whammy! “Any PERSON” that communicates in what they deem offensive will be fined/jailed!

My kids can’t pay “fines”! LOL They can’t afford a pack of gum.
Is a 12 year old kid going to “jail” for two years? LOL

Clearly, this bill has NOTHING to do with what “kids” say online.

It is interesting to also acknowledge the “choking game” in this agenda.
Kids that die from hanging are quickly being pegged as victims of “bullying”.

Lex Luthor will stop at nothing.

I am distressed, depressed, and coerced by repeated hostile behavior that is transmitted via (interstate and foreign) communications using electronic means, on a daily basis.

The thing is, my cyber bully backs up his hostile transmits with actions. Actions that take away my God given rights and liberties (never mind the Constitution and the Bill of Rights) .
My speech and thoughts are prohibited. My business is outlawed. He desires my children. My possessions are taken by force.

The bullying must stop – Magna Carter style – because that’s the only way to deal with a bully.

And at no time that I can find (from reading news reports) were any charges considered against this girl’s parents for letting a girl diagnosed with depression run wild on the Internet.

Internet bullying is associated with just an occasional death, and lead with maybe one. It is not a question whether the data calls for legislation, rather it is whether our legislators are incompetent. They are! Ms. Sanchez and Mr. Sarbanes are otherwise wonderful people. Mrs. Clinton admits to being poor at science and math, and she still speaks of the dangers of ground zero air and nuclear power plants. Mrs. Clinton is a lovely person and a twit.

I want Congress to pass “Robert’s Law”

Robert’s law makes it illegal for any new legislation to be named after a dead little girl.