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To: envisio

Obviously not, but if you aren’t, and it is obvious, what is the immunity for?


72 posted on 07/09/2008 8:02:48 PM PDT by amchugh (large and largely disgruntled)
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To: amchugh
Because some bleeding hearts that want to do anything to stop this act will sue the telecoms therefore creating a precedent that will allow the telecoms to refuse to supply the govmt with the info. That way, the bleeding hearts have cut off the supply line, in effect stopping the process.

By granting immunity to the telecoms, they are leaving the lines open, without consequence.

This way the telecoms will continue to supply info without the fear of being sued.

74 posted on 07/09/2008 8:12:38 PM PDT by envisio (If you ain't laughin yet... you ain't seen me naked. 8^O)
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