On Tue, Jul 05, 2005 at 06:54:04PM -0700, Justin Mason wrote:
> 'The theme, or the background music, to both of these particular
> directives (the CII and Services Directives) you could see as part of,
> anti-globalisation, anti-Americanism, anti-big business protests -- in
> lots of senses, anti-the opening up of markets'
as a citizen of ireland and america i can easily outsource myself to 2
out of 7 continents (and apparently australia's not that hard either),
i'm curious what shallow sound-bite mr. mccreevy would explain my opinion
that s/w patents should not be allowed.
and i'm sure anti-globalisation protesters oppose s/w patents.
from the tv i see they also support the idea of wearing clothes.
following mccreevy's logic i assume he supports mandatory public nudity?
grumble, grumble, grumble...
kevin
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