On 5/19/05, Duane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Ram A Moskovitz wrote: > > >>Here's a nice big contract, you just have to give us one of dem der > >>certificates... > > > Nice mudslinging. Got data or just paranoia? > > I must apologise, I didn't mean to imply it has or would happen > specifically with Verisign, on the other hand count the numerous dodgy > corporations with their hand caught in the cookie tin... MCI anyone?
No harm done. > > Really? You wouldn't help your countrymates catch murders nor protect > > your neighboors safety. Really? > > See, I see things a little differently here, would helping the > government actually help my fellow countrymen? I assume that sometimes helping the police results in reducing crime and that sometimes that is a good thing. > We don't have a bill of > rights to protect us, so unfortunately so we often get shafted by our > governments (federal, state and local)... The US has a bill of rights to protect us but people still get shafted, it's an imperfect world. If you're lucky you live in a society where you can work to improve things if you care to. I live in such a society, as far as I can tell. > > Tell me you at least vote. > > It's mandatory to turn up and have your name marked off, although it's > not mandatory to vote (although it's promoted in a confusing fashion to > make it seem like it's compulsory to vote), although most are there > anyway so they might as well vote, so in general nearly all if not all > Australian elections ends up with 99%+ voter turn out... Interesting. > So anyways, shopping for a new country, any good ones with liberal laws? :) Elect me king of somewhere and I promise to be true to my values ;) _______________________________________________ mozilla-crypto mailing list [email protected] http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-crypto
