BluePeace.org is a new environmental group that has decided that the internet is the best and most efficient way to spend its time and money to advance its environmental causes. To draw attention to its websites, BluePeace.org comes up with catchy internet domain names. One is minksmacyswearsus.org, another is bpoilspillkillsseals.org, and another is generalmotorscrashesdummies.org. The minksmacyswearsus.org website first shows beautiful women dressed in mink fur coats sold by Macy's Department Stores and then goes into graphic photos of minks being slaughtered, skinned, and made into fur coats. The bpoilspillkillsseals.org website first shows the beautiful waters of the Gulf of Mexico and then an oil drilling platform in the ocean waters. Then it shows photos of the oil drilling platform breaking open and spewing forth black oil into the ocean waters, the oil-soaked Gulf of Mexico coast line, followed by seals that are covered with oil, suffocating and dying on the shoreline. The website generalmotorscrashesdummies.org shows a General Motors automobile involved in normal crash tests with dummies, followed by photographs of automobile accident scenes where people and children lay bleeding and dying after an accident involving General Motors automobiles. Macy's Inc., BP P.L.C. (formerly British Petroleum), and General Motors Corporation sue BluePeace.org for violating the federal Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act (ACPA). What is cybersquatting? Did BluePeace.org violate the Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act? Did BluePeace.org acted unethically in this case?