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In article <DAFCIt.6G7@world.std.com>, jcooley@world.std.com (John Cooley) writes:
|> The Exon Admendment scares the fu...  ^H^H  scares the crap...  ^H^H^H^H
|> scares the hell out of me.  This really *is* big brother coming to the
|> Internet.
|> 
|> I always suspected that true free speech & democracy was just a short lived
|> experiement doomed to fail no mater how much I personally enjoyed it...

[ yawwwwwn ] The Exon ammendment isn't the problem. In fact, the issue has
really nothing to do with the Net. It is the general trend of the government
and it's career flunkies to snarf up as much power as they can. Rights
have enormously eroded over the past 200 hundred years. I suspect that if men
like Hancock, Revere, Franklin and other signatories of the Consitution were
around, they'd promote yet another revolution, sparkled by the level of
deviation from their original "Master Plan".

Makes me wonder if the Militias are -completely- wrong in what they are 
doing.

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Martin Hannigan (hannigan@bose.com) 			Bose Corporation
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