Facebook representatives says that Colorado shooter fan pages don't violate terms of service

[Jenna]

The stock photo, posted on a Facebook fan page for the accused Colorado shooter, shows two young men in a movie theater turning around to tell the people behind them to be quiet. "If you don't shut up," it says, "we'll James Holmes your a--."
It's not new for Facebook pages to pop up in support of accused killers and other distasteful figures, but a few dozen Holmes fan pages -- including one with more than 800 followers that appeared the day Holmes is accused of opening fire on a theater in Aurora, Colorado, killing 12 people and wounding dozens -- are raising new questions about what constitutes free and appropriate speech in the digital age, especially on Facebook.

Facebook: Fan page for Colorado shooter doesn't violate terms - CNN.com

[portalix]

Fine by me. Just another way to track the crazies.

[code3bg]

Unfortunatly you can't force people to be decent, respectful human beings. On the flip side, when they come to jail (which they will), I have a PHD in respect... and I give lessons for free.