Greg: E-Commerce: Benefit vs Risk

[Edward Britton <fremin@geocities.com>]

Greg:

>  The electronic age is with us. The benefits are too compelling, and will 
>be too compelling, for anyone to ignore. The fundamental question is and 
>will be ever more urgently, How can we protect our privacy and the sanctity 
>of our personal lives in this brave new world of electronic commerce? It 
>will not be easy.

So, perhaps we should fold our tents now, line up to be branded with our
own UPC codes, and join the vast plutocratic collective along with the rest
of the drones. After all resistence if futile :-)

Never mind all that fanatical talk of "liberty and justice for all"; never
mind putting forth some semblence of passive/peaceful resistence, let's
just sign up for our biometric cards right now..........MY ASS!!!

Funny how I can go from a knee jerk liberal to a member of the lunatic
fringe without changing my stance on anything. Strange things, these
political dichotomies.

Edward   ><> 
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