FC4 or FC5

[Jim Cornette]

jdow wrote:
> (Oops Try again)
> 
> From: "Sean" <seanlkml at sympatico.ca>
>>
>>
>>> And some complications of derivative works covered by the GPL:
>>> http://www.law.washington.edu/lct/swp/Law/derivative.html
>>
>> For future googlers who may like to know, this URL from
>> the above site:
>>  
>>  http://www.law.washington.edu/lct/swp/about.html
>>
>> Lists as a site contributor:
>>
>>  Jane Winn, J.D. (Faculty Advisor)
>>  Professor of Law
>>  Shidler Center for Law and Technology
>>  University of Washington School of Law
>>
>> Who as stated is part of the Shindler Center:
>>
>>  http://www.law.washington.edu/LCT/about/index.html
>>
>> Which states:
>>
>>  ---
>>  The Shidler Center for Law, Commerce & Technology is named after Roger
>>  Shidler, one of the founding members of Shidler McBroom & Gates which
>>  later became the firm of Preston Gates & Ellis. He was a pioneer in the
>>  area of technology law and innovation. For more information on the
>>  history of the firm Roger Shidler helped found, please visit the Preston
>>  Gates & Ellis website.
>>  ---
>>
>> And I have been informed by a kind soul who was following this thread 
>> that
>>
>>  -- Preston Gates mentioned above is Bill Gate's father. --
>>
>> Draw your own conclusions.
> 
> Tsk Tsk, Sean, are we seeing a case of, "If you cannot refute their
> statements with facts assassinate their character?"
> 
> {o.o}
> 

When the laws are written by the criminals, their acts are no longer 
criminal, evn though their actions are underhanded and immoral.

It does lead one to conclude that if "pop" is the lawyer for Commerce 
and Technology and innovation is actually curtailed instead of inspired, 
then the criminals are writing the laws.

Jim

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