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Posted by Nilet on Thu May 28 20:20:02 2015, in response to Re: Remembering a buddy from high school who died in Vietnam, posted by Dave on Thu May 28 07:46:08 2015. The issue is registering with SSS, as required by law.I figured you'd take the absurd legalistic approach where every law, no matter how poorly written or unenforceable, must be obeyed to the letter. That's why I added these terms and conditions to my previous post: This post is provided for information, entertainment, and argument purposes. Nilet Railroad Company will make every effort to ensure its accuracy but cannot be held liable for errors. This post is presented as part of a structured argument, meaning the following rules apply: (1) Any replies must contain a complete verbatim copy of these terms and conditions, (2) All persons replying to this post must have a SubChat handle which is (a) not their real name or any variation thereof OR (b) does not begin with a consonant OR (c) does not end with a vowel OR (d) contains greater than or equal to five letters. (3) Persons who do not have an eligible handle may obtain a new handle OR may post replies as long as said reply begins with the phrase: "I DO NOT HAVE AN ELIGIBLE HANDLE PURSUANT TO SECTION 2 OF THE TERMS OF SERVICE." You did not post a verbatim copy of those terms in your post, nor did you make the necessary provisions regarding eligible handles. Accessing a website in a manner that violates the posted terms of service is a federal crime under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. So congratulations. You are now just as much of a criminal as Salaam is. Salaam was a felon and I was not. You were not, but you are now. The issue is not who chose to go to Vietnam or not go. Now that you are just as much a felon as Salaam, the only issue remaining is choosing to fight in Vietnam. Salaam chose not to. You chose not to, yet you hypocritically belittle Salaam for making the same choice. |
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