full-disclosure - Breaking Laws Cisco's stolen code

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From: charlie at peopleandplanet.org (Charlie Harvey)
Subject: Breaking Laws Cisco's stolen code

--SNIP--------
| > For me, breaking laws is NOT acceptable under ANY circumstance. I hope
| > the majority of people on this list is with me on this.
--SNIP--------
| ...Attitudes like your's are what fosters computer insecurity
| and social passivity in general.  Breaking laws IS acceptable in MANY
| circumstances.  DeCSS, the DCMA and other examples serve to illustrate
| this. 
--SNIP--------

also cf. Gandhi, Martin Luther King, Suffrage Movement, Thoreau, Nelson 
Mandela, Harriet Tubman, French Resistance in WWII, Jesus (Matt12:1-4), 
et al.   

Charlie

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"When injustice becomes law, resistance becomes duty."