[SpamCop-List] Re: Coffie was Re: Richter v SpamCop

[Blammo]

On 03 May 2004 Frog Prince entered spamcop and left
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> FWIW in the McDs case all the lady asked for was medical bills (~
> $20-25K) McD offered substantially less.

But we are speaking of different things, you are talking about law and I am 
talking about something else, common sense I suppose, natural law? The 
difference between "rights" and tolerance?
Companies use disclaimers for the wrong reason, "slippery when wet", 
"contents may be hot", "do not stand above this step", to keep from being 
sued.
The Government does it as well when I get fined for "Violation of Basic 
Rule" when there is noone around (and the speed it perfectly reasonable for 
me). Though I think a lawer could've won that case, I shouldn't need one. A 
different example, but I feel it's the same idea.


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