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Another laughable post by LoserGeek

"The TOR network is illegal in US ...
the US law demands that the surfing records should be kept for 3 months."

Tell me that you have ever read a law book in your life. Come to think of it, tell me that you can read. I loved the recent poster that dismissed you, LinuxCreep, as a 12-year-old imbicile. That's more credit than I give you, since I concluded your mental age was merely 11 ...

"I'm sure that M$ lobbied for this law so there would be no incentive to use Firefox, the only browser that allowed that."

So, besides being omniscient, an expert on international law, and having excerpts from every confidential meeting of Microsoft and anyone who ever dealt with them, you now know the internal operation of Microsoft's lobbying staff.

Aside from the fact that many companies employ lobbiests (a pursuit which in and of itself is legal), show me the slightest evidence that there was even a single person in the US government that was ever lobbied about this subject. Please provide the names of the Microsoft lobbiest, the government official involved, the dates and places this lobbying occurred.

Can't? Didn't think so.

Do you ever get tired swallowing all those stupid pills? Believe me, nobody is swallowing your line of garbage.

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