[free-sklyarov] AAP at it again - "DMCA essential to the future of E-Commerce"

[tom poe]

On Friday 21 September 2001 09:35, Xcott Craver wrote:
> On Fri, 21 Sep 2001, Larry Blunk wrote:
> > Paint those who oppose the DMCA in broad strokes
> > -- "an Internet culture which opposes the idea of ownership".
>
> 	I _am_ opposed to the kind of ownership made possible by the
> 	DMCA.  Namely, corporate ownership of my rights.
>


Hi, Scott:  Good point.  Now, for just a moment, think about how the world 
turns.  Let's suppose that there is this big industry push to take control of 
the masses.  Let's suppose that in this group that might consist of the COB's 
from the petroleum industry, the pharmaceutical industry, the music industry, 
the computer software industry, the computer hardware industry, the insurance 
industry, etc, a Plan is being executed by them.  They're at the table and 
planning this scenario that has everyone going through one door.  ICANN is 
the gatekeeper, if-you-will.  Content is what it's all about.  Assumptions 
are great, aren't they?

What if, what if all the masses turned the tables on them.  What if, what if 
all the masses decided to copyright their dna profiles?  What if, having 
copyrighted their dna profiles, they then locked out the insurance industry 
from their collective individual medical records, using the "approved, 
certified, registered" device for viewing individuals' medical records?  The 
insurance industry would have their you-know-what coniption fit.  There would 
have to be a law that says, that's not right.  Now, international legal minds 
would be able to leverage, and get our freedoms back.  First thing they'd 
have to do, would be to free Sklyarov.  What do you think?  Tom