Slo-Mo Justice Against Hate: This is bad news. Yes, Ryan Wilson appears to be in violation of the law. But using the Fair Housing Act to shut down a web site? I think this case summarizes how law is practiced, and why this site is probably a futile endeavor; instead of saying "What laws has this man broken?", the question being asked is "How can we nail this guy we want to nail?" Right answer, wrong reason doesn't count for much in this arena; in fact, I'd rather let the guy go then add yet another law to the list of speech restrictors. Aren't current laws and interpretations good enough to get this guy (assuming that the Wired article is correct), without twisting things further?