Dale Worley (worley@world.std.com):
It has become fashionable these days to say "The government can't suppress <whatever>", usually with the smug implication that the speaker is getting away with <whatever>, and thus is more studly than the government. However, these people are almost always wrong. The correct statement is "The government isn't willing to expend the effort to suppress <whatever>." Anyone who wishes to disprove this is invited to sell heroin in Singapore. Hey Duncan Frisell! Any kind words for this guy AFA risk assessment?
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