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In article <1991May6.223859.17925@visix.com> amanda@visix.com (Amanda Walker) writes:
>Do you believe in such a thing as intellectual property?  If not, we might
>as well stop now, because I doubt you can convince me.  I am a firm believer
>in property rights, intellectual and otherwise.

But I thought you supported patents. You can't support patents if you
believe in intellectual property rights. Intellectual property rights
means that if I invent something then I can use it as I wish, however
patent law states that if someone else has registered it first I have no
right to use my own invention even if I can prove that I invented it
totally independently.
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