--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Austin > Yes, grin...I'm about as far away from being socialist > than you can imagine. I just don't believe in weasels, > and what the printer manufacturers are doing is weasely, > and unethical, in my book. It is no concern of government whether a company is weasely or unethical, if they are not breaking the law. If the ARE breaking the law then it is the job of the appropriate agencies to enforce it. Over the years the government, at all levels, has become bigger and bigger. It is involved with ever more aspects of our lives, regulating and overseeing and monitoring and influencing more and more things. If any of you work for companies or, god-forbid, own youe own companies, you know what a burden this is. Today businessmen can't lift a finger without having to worry about how this or that regulation - federal, state, local, provincial, etc, might impact it. And then there's the TAXES it takes to pay for all this! These regulations and taxes ALL come about the way Keith is doing it - one little regulation at a time. Citizens and taxpayers are like frogs getting boiled - if you do it gradually enough the frog is boiled before he even knows it.
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[Digital BW] Re: Inkjets meet the asphalt road of Politics
2003-06-13 by Peter Nelson
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