🚀 go-pugleaf

Since this is a FREE country, let me just clarify my opinion on this thread.

1.)  I do not object to anyone posting a message looking for someone else,
whether the poster is a government employee, wife, child, etc.  If one of
my loved ones was missing, I would go to great lengths to try to find
them, and posting a message on the internet is as good a way to get the
word out as any.  If you don't like "missing person" messages, don't read
them.

2.)  To the average citizen, the chance of having your civil rights
violated is a far greater risk from a criminal than from the "police."  I
personally do not worry about the police, because I have no reason to
worry about them violating my civil rights.  The chances of being a victim
of crime are about a million times higher than being a victim of the
police.

3.)  If police have to monitor the internet to stop crime, so be it.  Why
would you want criminals to commit crimes on the internet without fear of
being caught?

4.)  NO, I do not support regulation of the internet, never have, and
never will.

5.)  Don't be so paranoid.  Unless you are doing something illegal, you
have a better chance of winning the lottery than you do of having the
government monitor your internet communications.

-- 
David B. Spradlin
Sales Tax Services
dsprad@mindspring.com
dsprad@stservices.com
http://www.stservices.com