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Re: [Reformatted] Eugene Leitl want to ban thoughtcrime

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Re: Was Pearl Sacrificed by the Patriotic WSJ?

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Re: CDR: Re: [Reformatted] Eugene Leitl want to ban thoughtcrime,

>>I have no problem with nutcases, as long as they're not disruptive. You're being disruptive to this list.<< My 1st and only proof of this being 2189K attachments from you in my inbox? Where are the disruption rules and where's your authority to enforce them without warning.What about Choate!

Re: Was Pearl Sacrificed by the Patriotic WSJ?

On Sat, Feb 23, 2002 at 08:36:13AM -0800, John Young wrote: > So, no Declan, you are wrong in invoking the unwarranted > personal exculpation of "what everyone else would do." Though > that invocation of crowd reveals a clue what you would do, have > done, will do. I'm not saying that I would

Re: [Reformatted] Eugene Leitl want to ban thoughtcrime,

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Re: [Reformatted] Eugene Leitl want to ban thoughtcrime,

-- On 23 Feb 2002, at 12:33, Declan McCullagh wrote: > This is the last mattd post I'll see for a while, I expect, > since I've updated my kill.rc file. But the prospect of a > cypherpunks subscriber threatening to send 2 MB attachments > to the list is not a pleasant one. I like my enemie

RE: When Nannies Rule the Net (kinda long, sorry) (fwd)

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Re: Was Pearl Sacrificed by the Patriotic WSJ?

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Re: [Reformatted] Eugene Leitl want to ban thoughtcrime,

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