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On Mon, 5 Jan 2004, Christian M. Cepel wrote:
> Actually I just realized that my last didn't make much sense... as I had
> chosen not to continue a though.
>
> I was not suggesting that it was possible to DDOS television...
>
> I was going along the lines that their TV commercials are what I find
> irritating, and fortunately there are more restrictions on them that are
> unrelated to 1st Amendment rights granted. I'm hoping that legal
> backlash does indeed materialize, even if only libel litigation. (I
> realize this last doesn't make much sense... I'm a little out of it a.t.m.)
Please explain what specific information is libel and what specific
advertisement you're refering to.
Calling a political figure or other well known individual a "misleader,"
as in the $87b ad is not libel because it represents an opinion of a
public figure. If this were libel, Rush Limbaugh would have been
imprisoned eight years ago as he was calling for the impeachment of
Clinton.
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--dlloyd
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