Opinion: Recent web stuff: Open thread

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Sound off about recent web-only content from the folks at Opinion L.A.:

Opinion Daily: ‘Foreclosure heaven’ Sometime house hunter Paul Thornton looks at all those defaulting borrowers and longs to give them a Rupert Pupkinesque ‘Tough luck, suckers; better luck next time.’ But will Democratic busybodies ruin his only chance to afford a home?

Dust-Up: ‘Golden state, gay marriage’ Lorri L. Jean and Ron Prentice lock horns over same-sex nuptials.

Opinion Daily: ‘Was Ted Kennedy right about Scotus?’ Michael McGough reviews the Roberts-Alito court’s record and finds both more and less reason for concern than originally advertised.

Dust-Up: ‘Rumor romp’ Luke Ford and Eric Spillman get to wrasslin’ over blogs, ethics, gossip and the fall of the destination media.

Opinion Daily: ‘Torrent trackers get RAMmed’ Jon Healey tracks the indexers, indexes the trackers, and finds a world of confusion in efforts to crack down on online copyright infringement.

Dust-Up: ‘Subprime players’ Should the government bail out bad loans? How many people will lose their homes? Can Paul Thornton ever afford to buy a house? Robert Camerota and Paul Leonard to duke it out on these issues and more.

There’s plenty more where those came from, and more coming every day. So make your opinion known in the comments, or email us at opinionla@latimes.com.