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07-02-2003 | 11:01 AM
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07-02-2003 | 11:16 AM
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The arguments against a "No Spam" list are BULL$HIT!
If we can pass a law that says you cannot send drugs into the USA, you can pass a law that says you cannot send E-Mails into this country. Lack of knowledge that the drugs are destined for the USA is not a defense -- Why should spam be any different.
If we can pass a law that says you cannot send drugs into the USA, you can pass a law that says you cannot send E-Mails into this country. Lack of knowledge that the drugs are destined for the USA is not a defense -- Why should spam be any different.
07-02-2003 | 11:23 AM
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Originally posted by KaamaScarab30
The arguments against a "No Spam" list are BULL$HIT!
If we can pass a law that says you cannot send drugs into the USA, you can pass a law that says you cannot send E-Mails into this country. Lack of knowledge that the drugs are destined for the USA is not a defense -- Why should spam be any different.
The arguments against a "No Spam" list are BULL$HIT!
If we can pass a law that says you cannot send drugs into the USA, you can pass a law that says you cannot send E-Mails into this country. Lack of knowledge that the drugs are destined for the USA is not a defense -- Why should spam be any different.
Ah, that would explain the drug-free streets of America's cities...
And tracking electrons is a helluva lot more difficult and time-consuming than tracking down 400 kilos of coke or a couple tons of marijuana.
