Want to browse Vanity Fair magazine on the Denver airport's free Wi-Fi system? Sorry. You'll have to buy it at the newsstand, because DIA's Internet filter blocks Vanity Fair as "provocative."I wonder if you can access WarOnGuns?
Why people wouldn't want to self-censor most of the trivia mentioned is beyond me, but I guess that's why they're wildly popular and this site is obscure.
Still what gets me most is some of the comments from the informed public along the lines of "Quit complaining--it's free."
Yeah, right. No one had the fruits of their labor plundered to pay for a public airport, so they have no say. The money to pay for it just grew on trees. Public trees.
Everybody wants "free." Nobody wants "freedom," or they do until they realize the two are incompatible.