[MD] freedom is for the rich

[ian glendinning]

Steve, Craig,

Probably tangential to your original point, but some might say access
to the internet was pretty close to a basic human need.

Given the commercial tying up of many mainstream media channels and
publications, a free internet, is probably the equivalent of press
freedoms, in any earlier declarations of rights.

Just a thought.
Ian

On 11/27/06, Stephen Hannon <stevehannon at gmail.com> wrote:
> [Craig]
> "The lack of planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on
> my part."  So someone else's inability does not create an obligation
> on my part.
>
> [Steve H]
> I was talking about needs, bare necessities, not PCs.  PCs are a
> luxury.  If someone is unable to reasonably provide himself with a PC,
> we should not care.  If someone is unable to reasonably provide
> himself with bare necessities, we should care.  I was never talking
> about anything more than that.
>
> Regards,
> Steve H
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