Crime and punishment in cyberspace - 3 of 3

[Jeremiah A Blatz]

Excerpts from internet.cypherpunks: 8-Jun-94 Re: Crime and punishment
in.. by Timothy C. May at netcom.co 
> So, do we argue for "rights" of privacy? Or do we monkeywrench such
> technologies? Or do we develop tools and systems to protect our own
> privacy as best we can?
> 
> Tough choices.

No, easy choices. I choose D: All of the above. "We" are not a unified
hive-mind. There is room for those who belive in government and who try
to make it more bengin, and for those who don't participate in
government and spray-paint camera lenses.

Jer

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