October 23, 2003
The only thing you can get even more senate unity on would seem to be keeping "under God" in the pledge of allegiance.
Well, I guess its back to bacon eggs and spam (that's only got a LITTLE spam in it).
Also, they want to create a no-spam-list, which is precisely the worst thing to do, because it would mean giving out a database of known-good addresses maintained by taxpayers.
That database will leave the country within hours of it being released. Spammers beyond the reach of the law will then be able to use it, and have no reason not to.
So, has the do-not-call list left the country yet?
From the other side of the rabbit hole, I see in all anti-spam and do-not-call registry efforts as Darpa-like gummint projects to get up-to-date, Patriot Act-auditable personal information for the purposes of correlation and tracking. Plenty o' indications for this in the public record.
From the other side of the rabbit hole, I see in all anti-spam and do-not-call registry efforts as Darpa-like gummint projects to get up-to-date, Patriot Act-auditable personal information for the purposes of correlation and tracking. Plenty o' indications for this in the public record.
Hard-Hitting Moderator: Teresa Nielsen Hayden.
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