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sustrw · 11-14-2005, 07:08 AM

I think the solution is realy quite simple.

If RIM is forced to shut down service in the US, they simply need to shut down ALL SERVICE.

It would only take about 10 minutes for the federal government to realize what has happened, and that judge would be removed from the bench.

Let's face it, the ONLY reason the judge is willing to shut RIM down is because he thinks he has protected the government from kaos.

It is amazing that our political leaders believe they can be exempt from laws (or at least the effects of them.)

11-14-2005, 07:08 AM	#56
sustrw Knows Where the Search Button Is Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Pittsburgh, PA Model: 7290 Carrier: AT&T Posts: 23	I think the solution is realy quite simple. If RIM is forced to shut down service in the US, they simply need to shut down ALL SERVICE. It would only take about 10 minutes for the federal government to realize what has happened, and that judge would be removed from the bench. Let's face it, the ONLY reason the judge is willing to shut RIM down is because he thinks he has protected the government from kaos. It is amazing that our political leaders believe they can be exempt from laws (or at least the effects of them.)
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