Posted by: Hobbes | http:// | Fri May 23 14:39:06 2003
To be sure, this is something of a concern, but a lot of very silly bills don't get passed -- a number even dwarfing the large number of silly bills that do get passed.
Since basically anyone can propose a bill, and the article didn't say this was passed by the senate and was on the way to the house, I wouldn't be to quick to judge the whole state.
Posted by: Zed | http://www.mememachinego.com/ | Fri May 23 18:57:54 2003
Does the unlawful labelling have to be done in Oregon? 'cause otherwise, I look forward to them bringing down the RIAA for trying to frustrate P2P file swappers by distributing misnamed chaff.
Posted by: Ben | http://leviathan.weblogs.com | Sat May 24 14:57:39 2003
Alex Jones has been carrying on about this for months, particularly the bit which (apparently) leads to being sent to a Chinese labour camp for 25 years.
Posted by: Globular Cluster | http:// | Thu May 29 09:01:09 2003
This article is total BS. The purpose of the bill is to add terrorism to already existing list of crimes such as the mentioned.
Posted by: mitch | http:// | Thu May 29 09:49:55 2003
Various people, mostly making the same point as the previous poster, with a guest appearance by ancestral cypherpunk Tim May: http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=9585
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Posted by: gjw | http://the-fix.org | Fri May 23 13:51:28 2003
Hmm, Oregon was one of the few US states that I thought it might be alright to live in...