roundtable: Re: Feinstein Amendment

roundtable: Re: Feinstein Amendment

Re: Feinstein Amendment

Bubba likes it, you should, too! (becky@tmountain.com)
Wed, 28 Jun 95 08:20:50 CST 

Date: Wed, 28 Jun 95 08:20:50 CST
Message-Id: <009928B88AC52600.00000062@tmountain.com>
From: "Bubba likes it, you should, too!" <becky@tmountain.com>
Subject: Re: Feinstein Amendment
To: roundtable@cni.org


Regarding Ted Leventhal's note on free speech:

I am wondering why I've not seen a mention of treason as a defining
characteristic of speech not protected by the First Amendment.Seems
a fairly simple test - if someone is proposing damage to our
government via damage to people or property, then there are defined
ways to address treasonous behavior.   The challenge, of course, 
comes in those gray areas, but it would seem time to stiffen the
backbone a bit, dust off that definition of treason and start using it.

Rebecca S. Taylor
Terrace Mountain Systems
Austin, Texas
becky@tmountain.com
(512) 327-9863, fax (512) 327-5010

"Real-time distributed control & optimization systems design, est. 1991"

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