Actually, I think we do.If we were to meet in the street somewhere, and I start calling you names, I have NO obligation, leagally, to tell you my name or present ID for you,before, after or during my calling you names.Even if my name calling somehow got me arrested, I still dont have to tell you who I am.If you want to find out, you can look it up in the court/arrest records if thats legal in your state.Same with a computer,Want to know who I am? get the software and knowledge needed to find out.Its not hard.2 people from this site proved it a while back.We have the right to say whatever we want, and suffer no harm from exercising that right, but no right to do so anonymously.
But, it really matters not.If someone feels they are being harrassed on some website, all they have to do, is......NOT GO TO THE WEBSITE ANYMORE.Problem solved, harrasment over.How hard was that? No different than If I kept going to a bar where people kept making fun of me.If I dont like it, then I just stop going there.Simple, and government intervention wasnt needed at all.People REALLY need to learn to think and act for themselves, instead of sitting there teary eyed and drooling waiting for the government to prtoect thier feeling, and/or tell them what to do.Is it really that hard to just avoid a website where you get teased?