🚀 go-pugleaf

Sandro Mancini wrote:
> 
> On 23 Feb 1996 03:07:16 GMT, wyldwmn@peak.org (wyldwmn) wrote:
> 
> :> In Australia 16 is legal.
> :> So Rachel if you are interested in getting down and dirty......
> 
> : But if Rachel ain't in Australia, then I think the laws where SHE lives
> : would be the ones that would apply, since she would be the minor/victim.
> 
> What a load of s(*)... Let me remind you that the Internet is a net
> made up of servers in MANY countries all over the world. The US or any
> other country does not MANDATE anything. There is NO Internet
> Constitution, but rather a voluntary Netiquette.
> 
> Sure, if two people are in a SAME country and do something that is
> considered a crime, the government might go after those people. But
> there's simply NO WAY the FBI or the CIA or any institution for that
> matter would go after someone in Australia. First, they are forbidden
> by international laws. Second, the US would be knee deep in horse s(*)
> if they decided to go get someone in another country without the
> consent of that country's government.
> 
> I am f(*)ing tired of that "we are the world" way of thinking of many
> Americans. Not that everyone is so narrow-minded, THANKS GOD. There
> are many bright and conscious folks out there. Yet, it really amazes
> me to see that there are some people out there who - living in a
> country where many young find it hard to spell or count, where youth
> considers reading and school boring, where politicians talk about
> cutting down education funds and increasing military spending, where
> people such as Pat Buchanan can become front runners and where books
> are completely replaced by stupid TV programs by many - can actually
> think of themselves as "owners of the world." Right down PATHETIC.
> 
> Sandro Campos Mancini  |            mancini1@ix.netcom.com
>       "Striker"        |  http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/1233/


Hear Hear   I second you vote and I live in the USA. My country
seems to think it runs the world.