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Re: [PLUG] how to lose your rights and freedom...
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gabriel rosenkoetter wrote:
On Fri, Feb 14, 2003 at 02:46:39AM -0500, Paul wrote:
If the communication is encrypted, how will anyone know if a crime is
being planned using encryption?
Because someone will get caught and issued a subpoena for their
private key.
And you wouldn't have conveniently lost your keys?
really just no way I could comply with this law...'
That would make you a criminal wouldn't it?! You must use your computer
with fear of prosecution. Talk about terrorism.
Real criminals would disregard the laws and take advantage of
communication that is non-encrypted by law while continuing to use
encryption them selves. Convenient.
Of course. Contact your federal and state representatives.
That reminds me of the decision to not respond to "unconfirmed" burglar
alarms, unless they belong to a government official. Makes sense. How
else could you get government officials to take protection away from
their neighbors? I'm serious. I heard this on the news the other day.
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