> > The 3rd amendment argument is a losing argument. The purpose of that
> > amendment is to prevent repeating something that happened during the
> > Revolutionary War. It pertains to soldiers shacking up in civilian's
> > houses, not to a civilian law-enforcement organization hooking a
> computer
> >I don't know about your local cops, but mine are definately not capable
> of
> >protecting me from this kind of stuff. Someone recently posted that
> >"Terrorism is the future of warfare." That's _very_ spooky, especially
> if
> >we are morally ambiguous enough to condone terrorism as a form of
> > I don't know the specific laws, but this is something the spooks
> > have always done anyway. Like Donald Kerr said (if FBI spooks like
> > him and me can be trusted), the FBI routinely orders ISPs to do this
> > surveillance themselves anyway, when the ISP has the resources to do
> > it.
> >The 3rd amendment argument is a losing argument. The purpose of that
> >amendment is to prevent repeating something that happened during the
> >Revolutionary War. It pertains to soldiers shacking up in civilian's
> >houses, not to a civilian law-enforcement organization hooking a
> computer
> >
> t 01:58 AM 7/25/2000 -0400, John Bronson wrote:
> > Just watched this hearing. I just subscribed to this list, so while
> > I don't want to piss anyone off, I question what seems to be a
> > knee-jerk reaction against Carnivore. In theory, I positively agree
> > with the need for such a tool
> > Do You Yahoo!?
> > Get Yahoo! Mail ^V Free email you can access from anywhere!
> > http://mail.yahoo.com/
>
> Fucking government troll! Does anyone else think it's odd that Agent
> Bronson here is coming from rocketmail.com, yet it seems yahoo
> automatic
