Facebook users - what do you think of Christina's law which would require employers to look at your page?

[Octep]

Family members of Christina LoBrutto, who was killed during an August shooting spree in a Pathmark supermarket where she worked, are pushing for a law which would require all employers to check social media of all perspective employees. This, in their opinion, would help detect dangerous personality traits. Apparently the Pathmark shooter, Terence Tyler, made suspicious statements on social media before going on his killing spree.

[Bytemy@ss]

Let 'em. I have mine under another name.

[J]

Breech of privacy.

[Paul]

Sounds like it'll never become a law. You can't judge someone's behavior by a website. And what about fake accounts? If that law passed I would personally go on a shooting spree

[Revin]

I wasn't aware that some people act themselves online.