Re: Marketing myths of the London Olympics bill

chesapeake

You're right, there isn't really anything for most people to worry about -- except most people aren't aware of their rights and might feel threatened by this....and choose not to do something, as opposed to do something knowing they're safe. I'm all for "protecting" the good guys and "persectuing" the bad ones, but I wonder if this Bill, if passed, will be taking things a bit too far.

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chesapeake Olympic enthusiast Offline Posts: 32 Join Date: Aug 2005	Re: Marketing myths of the London Olympics bill 9th September 2005, 16:56 You're right, there isn't really anything for most people to worry about -- except most people aren't aware of their rights and might feel threatened by this....and choose not to do something, as opposed to do something knowing they're safe. I'm all for "protecting" the good guys and "persectuing" the bad ones, but I wonder if this Bill, if passed, will be taking things a bit too far.