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Obama administration takes rare pro-freedom stance ...

... on unlocking cell phones.

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The Last Ephor said…
this strikes me as more of a populist move than a pro-freedom effort.
kavips said…
I think his staff said, "hey, our phones are unlocked.... no one uses locked phones anymore"...
delacrat said…

"President Barack Obama has the legal authority to unleash deadly force—such as drone strikes—against Americans ----on U.S. soil--- without first putting them on trial, Attorney General Eric Holder wrote in a letter released Tuesday."

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/holder-yep-obama-could-kill-americans-u-soil-213059085--politics.html

You better keep your phone locked.

Kool-Aid said…
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Kool - Aid said…
Why do you like to censor what people have to say? You are just like big government.
Jim
I don't censor people. I cut off trolls, You are a troll.

How is that different from big government? Simple: I own this blog. I make the rules because it is my property.

You have no inherent right to speak here, especially when you are not trying to communicate, but are trying to destroy.

Don't like it? Go start your own blog and see if you can attract an audience.
Kool-Aid said…
First off son. My name is not Jim its Ed and I have every right to post here just like everybody else. You call yourself a Libertarian but act as a fascist. If you want to call me a troll then God Bless you. Since it seems to make you feel good to call citizens who don't agree with you trolls. And then you try and act like you know who someone is. It seems like you're favorite name to use is Jim. Well son I will be back to post or as you call it troll. And if you block my name I will just use a different name.
Whatever you say, "Ed."

You've got as much "right" to post here as anyone--which is to say whatever rights I give you. This blog is private property, and if you were actually a Libertarian you'd know that means I have the absolute right to do any damn thing I like with your comments.

Want me to leave your comments up? Then post something that has something to do with the post you are commenting on, and stop posting crap about other people that has nothing to do with them.

Otherwise go the hell away or quit whining. Your choice--just remember--when you piss me off it takes less time to delete them than it does for you to write them.
Hube said…
My name is not Jim its Ed and I have every right to post here just like everybody else.

Sounds like someone didn't pass basic civics ...
Kool-Aid said…
It seems to me that you are a troll.
It seems to me that nobody gives a rat's ass what you think, Jim.

(And if you are "Ed," stop using Jim's IP address.)

By the way, you are done for the evening here.

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