[117006] in Cypherpunks
Canada
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Tim May)
Wed Aug 25 02:20:42 1999
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Date: Tue, 24 Aug 1999 22:55:06 -0700
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From: Tim May <tcmay@got.net>
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At 9:02 PM -0700 1999-08-24, Adam Shostack wrote:
>| /*
>| "It's disappointing that US consumers must look to other countries
>| for protection from a government they feel is overstepping its
>| investigative authority," said David Sobel, general counsel for
>| the Electronic Privacy Information Center in Washington, DC. "The
>| United States should be in the forefront of privacy technology,
>| not trying to circumvent it."
>| */
>
>Its fairly typical for Americans, fed up with our government, to go to
>Canada. E.g. draft dodgers, escaped slaves. Nice of the Canadians to
>be so accepting. :)
>
As a fed up gun owner, I plan to escape to Canada with my guns.
Oh, you mean Canada is vastly more restrictive about guns?
But at least I can escape to Canada and be beyond repressive pornography laws.
Oh, you mean Canada actually passed the feminazi Dworkin-McKinnon agenda?
At least the taxes are lower...
Whoops.
I guess Canada is a statist's dream. So why can't we get Feinswine,
Schumer, Reno, Freeh, Boxer, Kennedy, and the tens of thousands of other
statists to move to Canada? Maybe Hillary could become Mistress of Culture
or something.
--Tim May
Don't tread on me.
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