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In <4e96j9$i5a@reader2.ix.netcom.com> dmonbyte@ix.netcom.com(Bytes A
Demon ) writes: 
>
>In <1996Jan24.164826.12778@bvu.edu> bodholdt2@bvu.edu writes: 
>>
>>In article <4e3dsi$du4@cloner3.netcom.com>,
>zando@ix.netcom.com(M.Grubor ) writes:
>>> In <4e2uun$aid@news.wilmington.net> Ed Lamica
><edlamica@wilmington.net>
>>> writes: 
>>>>
>>>>Again we all forget the last time I checked my dictionary the
>>> government 
>>>>is us the people and if we are voting we are taking an active roll
>in
>>> it 
>>>>so are you saying that you are rejecting yourself. To me that's an 
>>> 
>>> Not quite.  "We the netizens" are not "we the USA government," or
>any
>>> other outside government.  Some of us netizens may be government
>>> people, but to be a netizen, you must be known here.
>>> 
>>> We must reject all outside governments and make our own government
>>> right here in Cyberspace.  UseNet will deserve a seat at the united
>>> nations in a few years.  We have very little land, but we have most
>>> of the brains, and the laws of supply and demand apply to world
>>> political matters as well.  It is clear that no one currently
>existing
>>> national government has the jurisdiction or the ability to govern
>>> cyberspace, so a true body-politic and government entity is hereby
>>> born. . . by us . .  *CyberVania* would be an appropriate word for
>>> Cyberspace here. . . the electronic "woods" of the world.
>>> 
>>>>interesting way to have a revolution. I wonder what the Beetles
>would 
>>>>think!!!!!
>>>>
>>> We reject all other governments and we now form our own.
>>> If exon passes, *we* insist upon setting the standards for what
>>> is "indecent" within this "community."  If you have no life on a
>>> computer in cyberspace here,you are not within this "community",
you
>>> get no right to say what is "decent" here where *we* live.
>>> 
>>> 
>>> John M. Grubor
>>> Doctor Of Law
>>> CyberLawMaster
>>> 
>>> drg@manus.org
>>
>>Interesting idea, John.  I think the same way that you do.  If WE,
the
>
>>net-citizens, are going to be goverened by ANY type of regulations,
>the WE, 
>>the net-citizens, SHOULD HAVE A SAY IN THE MAKING OF THESE LAWS!!
>>
>>Just my .02 worth!
>>
>>Dean
>>Bodholdt2@bvu.edu
> blah blah blah blah blah 

Well, thanks Dean, but it took me many days to get your message.
If you could always post your replies to mu alt.is.too newsgroup
I would appreciate it.

Thanks much.

John M. Grubor
Doctor Of Law
CyberLawMaster