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it's like the phony contrived "war on terra"
Pretend like there are all these baddies that people need to be protected from, and then provide the "solutions" in the form of mega contracts to provide bomb detecting equipment, hazmat suits, security cameras, etc.

"Put responsibility in the hands of the user. Let them pay the price for their lack of willingness to protect themseleves. This is the way it is in all aspects of your life."

Totally agree. ENOUGH with all the nanny government and endless hand holding. Let people get romped, bankrupted, stabbed, shot, tazered. If people have any kind of head, they will learn and eventually adapt. Those that don't, deserve to perish.
Like my good friend George Carlin once said "the kid that swallows too many marbles doesn't grow up to have kids of his own!"
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This has nothing to do with security  bjbrock | 12/12/05
Re: This has nothing to do with security  richdave | 12/12/05
If their main objective was security, OK!  bjbrock | 12/12/05
because..  Jeff Spicoli | 12/12/05
Everyone is entitles to a WRONG opinion - NT_  Update victim | 12/12/05
and theres yours :P  linuxoverwindows | 12/12/05
Certificate Authority Liability  Nigel Johnstone | 12/12/05
Outstanding Point!  enduser_z | 12/12/05
At what cost?  No_Ax_to_Grind | 12/12/05
This is scary, I agree 100%  bjbrock | 12/12/05
Good. Let them price themselves out of the market  Jeff Spicoli | 12/12/05
whoa!  linuxoverwindows | 12/12/05
I (gasp) agree!  CobraA1 | 12/12/05
I've said it before, now once again  bjbrock | 12/12/05
Re: I've said it before, now once again  richdave | 12/12/05
Certain things like locking packages  bjbrock | 12/12/05
Only asequate information makes responsibility possible. -NT_  Update victim | 12/12/05
let me expand...  linuxoverwindows | 12/12/05
i think its funny...  linuxoverwindows | 12/12/05
it's like the phony contrived "war on terra"  Jeff Spicoli | 12/12/05
it's like the phony contrived "war on terra  gil.sandy@... | 12/12/05
Right, Gov. Kathleen Blanco and Mayor Ray Nagin  Update victim | 12/12/05
We know the bjcrocks and linuxuberalles types  Saline | 12/12/05
The very idea of a government is to provide in a  Update victim | 12/12/05
you kinda missed part of the point...  linuxoverwindows | 12/12/05
no  Jeff Spicoli | 12/12/05
The problem is that when there is NO security verification  Update victim | 12/12/05
As long as people like this are allowed on...  ejhonda | 12/12/05
Re: As long as people like this are allowed on...  richdave | 12/12/05
Gullibility KEY to Internet scams  ejhonda | 12/12/05
Re: Gullibility KEY to Internet scams  richdave | 12/12/05
mark my words...  linuxoverwindows | 12/12/05
not much difference...  linuxoverwindows | 12/12/05
Whatever  mlrodman@... | 12/12/05
Had Problem With Security Icon  EBathory | 12/12/05
bad icon  linuxoverwindows | 12/12/05
I know when I see the padlock that I am definitely secure..  Jeff Spicoli | 12/12/05
Browsers to get sturdier padlocks  linuxoverwindows | 12/12/05
Sorry IE, You Blew Your Chance With Me  itanalyst | 12/12/05
Sorry IE, you blew your chance..  Jeff Spicoli | 12/12/05
a sturdier padlock?  linuxoverwindows | 12/12/05
Clippy will now be tasked with holding it shut  Jeff Spicoli | 12/12/05
Browser locks now to be made from balsa wood instead of straw. (NT)  Letophoro | 12/12/05
Padlock users  SQLServer | 12/12/05
Comodo  Yensi717 | 12/12/05
Geo Metro just got a coat of pearlescent paint!  johnsmith222 | 12/12/05

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