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Subject: Re: What would happen if he doesnt????

Author: Roger Brown

Date: 18:10:11 12/09/05

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>I think that the author is one person and the people who are interested in rybka
>are many people.
>from moral point of view the wish of the public is more important in case that
>there is no law that say what to do.

hello Uri,

Think really hard about this one.  The edge of this cliff is the beginning of a
horrible fall.  A minority is protected from the actions of a majority by the
action of the law.  If you do not get it then it seems clear to me that
minorities everywhere should be running for the hills.

A majority view does not make something legal or even right.

I will respectfully end it here as our perspectives are so different that we may
well be speaking of apples and wheelbarrows.



>I think that what is legal and illegal should be clear to most people.
>You can see from the discussions here that a lot assumed that it is legal to
>share rybka with other people.



Really?  Are you really serious with this point?


:-)



Later.



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