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To: Bluntpoint
I would file a suit, too! I would file a suit if my bank released my finacial records or the hospital released my medical records. Some-body released those records illegally with intent to do harm...if it is allowed to go unpunished it could happen to any-one!
91 posted on 07/31/2003 6:39:56 AM PDT by mdmathis6
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To: mdmathis6
I would sue or likewise see that those who released this information are punished.

That said, It does not diminish nor excuse Bennett's behavior.
92 posted on 07/31/2003 6:42:18 AM PDT by Bluntpoint
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To: mdmathis6
If it is disclosed, via a source that was under a contractual duty not to disclose, that the president of PETA enjoys a good steak once in awhile, does that mean the members of PETA should just concern themselves with the unlawful disclosure?
96 posted on 07/31/2003 6:45:59 AM PDT by Bluntpoint
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To: mdmathis6
I would file a suit, too! I would file a suit if my bank released my finacial records or the hospital released my medical records. Some-body released those records illegally with intent to do harm...if it is allowed to go unpunished it could happen to any-one!

I think Bennett needs to stress this more. He needs to tell people "You may think gambling won't hurt you, but remember, that whole 'what happens here stays here' line is a lie. Your gambling could be made public just as easily as mine could. " This would accomplish two things: it would condemn the folks who released his records, and it would help others learn from his mistakes. Both good things.

129 posted on 07/31/2003 8:42:05 AM PDT by murdoog (i just changed my tag line)
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