Flag burning?

[BRIAN.HAMMACK@rook.wa.com (brian hammack)]

 Shack@onyx.Southwind.Net cracked the whip, shouting:

    > That's a bit of a surprise. The petition was to get congress to
    > consider senator Leahy's alternative which was a study of the
    > problem instead of just going with the normal right winger knee
    > jerk type course of action. I guess it's a dead issue now though.
    > Congress is kinda busy with the flag burning amendment now anyway.

I can hope the Information Decency b.s. is really a dead issue, but if
the flag-burning amendment (which was declared a dead issue during the
Bush years after he used it to smokescreen the S&L scandal he was
entrenched in) is indeed back, it looks like the issue of cyberspace and
its contents will be rotating back in before very long... theory is, the
less a government understands something, the more they want to regulate
it.  So get your bomb plans and porno-GIF/JPEGs while you can...  :)

This post is a thinly veiled attempt to test 2qwk! 2.0b5, by the way.
And it works rather nicely; very stable and all systems are go.

 * 2qwk! 2.0b5 * The Apple //e -- The Orphan That Refused To Die