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RE: Bytes and Bullets
by Vile at 5:52 pm EST, Nov 25, 2004 |
noteworthy wrote:
] Technology people across the country are
] terrified by the idea.
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] But there is a silver lining. If Congress passes this bill,
] on what principled basis can it then refuse to hold gun
] manufacturers responsible for the crimes committed with their
] technologies?
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] The parallels are unavoidable.
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] This op-ed by Larry Lessig was published in Wednesday's
] Washington Post. And it's typical liberal bullshit. If someone does not like guns, please move to England. The Queen doesn't like them either. |
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RE: Bytes and Bullets
by Rattle at 2:28 am EST, Nov 27, 2004 |
Vile wrote:
] And it's typical liberal bullshit. If someone does not like
] guns, please move to England. The Queen doesn't like them
] either. You missed the point. The argument Lessig put forth is if you can't ban guns, you can't ban p2p either. |
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RE: Bytes and Bullets
by Vile at 10:32 pm EST, Nov 29, 2004 |
Rattle wrote:
] Vile wrote:
] ] And it's typical liberal bullshit. If someone does not like
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] ] guns, please move to England. The Queen doesn't like them
] ] either.
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] You missed the point. The argument Lessig put forth is if you
] can't ban guns, you can't ban p2p either. My ole' buddy Nickbag! I did not miss the argument at all. I saw it as typical liberal bullshit. Maybe them bleeding dogs K and skullaria are cool with such infringments on our rights, but I am not. SO, you little bleeding heard motherfucker, go back to Russia! |
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Bytes and Bullets
by noteworthy at 8:03 pm EST, Nov 25, 2004 |
Technology people across the country are terrified by the idea. But there is a silver lining. If Congress passes this bill, on what principled basis can it then refuse to hold gun manufacturers responsible for the crimes committed with their technologies? The parallels are unavoidable. This op-ed by Larry Lessig was published in Wednesday's Washington Post. |
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RE: Bytes and Bullets
by Decius at 12:39 pm EST, Nov 26, 2004 |
noteworthy wrote:
] Technology people across the country are
] terrified by the idea.
]
] But there is a silver lining. If Congress passes this bill,
] on what principled basis can it then refuse to hold gun
] manufacturers responsible for the crimes committed with their
] technologies?
]
] The parallels are unavoidable. Lessig is missing something. Its not about right and wrong. Its about powerful and weak. Gun companies are powerful, they get what they want.
Media companies are powerful, they get what they want. The first step to getting what you want is to embrace the apathy. Only then will you see what you must do. |
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