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Your first amendment rights do not extend to the Piclist, it's not the
public square, it's a private forum with its own rules.

Let us close this thread once and for all. I say that in my position as
admin.

Thanks,

Bob

On Tue, Mar 25, 2014, at 07:39 PM, YES NOPE9 wrote:
> Okay    I warned you ........
> On the PIClist you do not have the right to express political opinions.
> I am tired of hearing about how great IP rights are.
> I detest IP , patents , copyrights.  I think they are evil and damage
> humans. This my opinion .... period.  I do not segregate "professional"
> and
> personal opinions.  That sounds creepy to me.  Just because you have
> acceptable ,
> conventional political views does not make them right.  Please refrain
> from
> wasting my time by expressing them on this forum.
> Gus in Denver
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> On Mar 25, 2014, at 8:14 PM, Justin Richards wrote:
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> > Jean-Paul and et al,
> >     Fluke has every right to protect their property. My personal and
> > professional opinion.
> > Thanks,
> > rich!
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> Agreed.  And we have every right to express our objection or support,
> regardless of how lawful or otherwise their actions are.
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> I think it is a little heavy handed.
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> I think the market should be freed to promote competition.
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