On Thu, 13 Dec 2001, gabriel rosenkoetter wrote:
> Killing one person, especially a public official, pisses a whole
> bunch of people off. Those people have a tendency to come find
> their buddy's killer.
>
> No kind of real or threatened assassination can weaken a government
> in which a major
eers mattd, apologies to the unamused on cypherpunks...
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>>No, no. AP is funny because it's impracticeable. One does not find an
assassin exclusively by tracing who paid him to kill. One can (and often
does) find him because he makes a mistake in the act of commiting the
crime. Which, if I'm >>reading my history right, is what's hampered the
noisy
On Mon, Dec 10, 2001 at 09:50:24PM +0100, Nomen Nescio wrote:
> > Just keep in mind that AP is a joke among knowledgeable
> > technologists for its unworkability, but a wonderful joke
> > on those who believe it's anything more than a taunt.
> Total bullshit again. Sure, AP requires anonymous dig
Something on which Jim Choate and I can agree. :) --Declan
On Wed, Dec 12, 2001 at 07:31:21AM -0600, Jim Choate wrote:
> Get your damn quoting right, Declan didn't right the '> >' delimited text
> as you indicate.
>
Get your damn quoting right, Declan didn't right the '> >' delimited text
as you indicate.
Get this right dickhead.Im here to annoy you,declan and any other
cypherpunk I feel like.Your fancypants,the lotta youse.
(cept peter trei)
Get your damn quoting right, Declan didn't right the '> >' delimited text
as you indicate.
On Thu, 13 Dec 2001, mattd wrote:
> > So the property you own is really(!) owned by the state and you pay
> > the initial payments for title transfer and the taxes during occupation
> > (sounds like rent
On Tue, Dec 11, 2001 at 08:20:25PM +0100, Nomen Nescio wrote:
> Taxes (much higher than before due to the greater expenses of operating
> the government) could be charged based on imputed property values
> depending on zip code and acreage. Everyone in a particular neighborhood
> would be charged
Danny Popkin writes:
> > Rather, the problem with AP is that it is mob rule at its worst.
>
> Worse than the secret ballot?
Much worse. With a secret ballot you need to get a majority to support
any particular position. That's a significant hurdle to overcome.
But with AP any small group of peo
On 11 Dec 2001, D.Popkin wrote:
> > Rather, the problem with AP is that it is mob rule at its worst.
>
> Worse than the secret ballot?
AP *IS* a form of secret ballot.
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Nomen Nescio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> John Young writes, regarding Assassination Politics:
> > Just keep in mind that AP is a joke among knowledgeable
> > technologists for its unworkability, but a wonderful joke
> > on those who believe it's anything mor
Whatever promise AP has for its avowed purpose, so far it
has helped to jail a couple of guys and smear a few more
while boosting the careers of several alleged targets.
Talking about AP in public is still going on, here and elsewhere.
Disagreeing about it too. Take it seriously or as a joke, tak
John Young writes, regarding Assassination Politics:
> AP is a touchy topic for Cypherpunks, whoever they may
> be. It is likely the USA is attempting to link AP to Cypherpunks
> for prosecution, so not many will want to talk about the
> topic.
Cypherpunks pioneered the use of encryption and ano
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Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2001 10:46:06 -0800
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Hello Mr. Young.
My name is Chris Anderson, I am an Associate Producer
for a cable television network called TechTV. TechTV is a
national cable station specializing in computer
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