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Re: Good news for collectors (was Re: 1593 box photos!)
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lugnet.off-topic.fun
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Fri, 23 Mar 2001 14:26:22 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.fun, Scott Sanburn writes:
> > You can always go check the site of Senator Dick
> > Armey, who
> > is one of the staunchest proponents of
> > censorware...oh, wait.
> > His site is blocked out by all known filter programs.
> > ;)
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> Tit for tat. B&V does not block his site. I am sure I can
> get on it with cleanweb as well. Anyway, I know a few
> liberals that love censorship as well, like Libermann (SP?),
> for instance, where I disagree with some of the conservative
> base on. BTW, Rush doesn't think it is a good idea, either.
Interesting response. I wasn't trying to be political
(thus why I didn't identify Armey by party or state).
But I went to Armey because, at one time, he was having
problems with censorware blindly blocking him. (Apparently
it's been fixed, which is a good thing--it seems that
some software had a big problem with all sorts of things.)
Censorship is an interesting issue precisely because it
crosses political lines and doesn't pay heed to any "liberal/
conservative" divide.
But enough of that. This is .fun! Politics, blah. :)
> > There's a site devoted to censorware foibles,
> > including a
> > high school that couldn't access its own site (the
> > word
> > "high" was blocked). Bwaaa!
>
> Figures. Anyway, take the political to debate if you want,
> not worth discussing here or there, IMO. Been on the endless
> debate circle a few too many times here, church, home, etc.
Nah. No .debate or pointedness intended, just chuckling
at some of the foibles of censorware, when implemented
as though it's a magical cure. As with all things, one
must read the instructions before consuming. :)
best
LFB
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