Re: [wg-review] A Reply to Miles B. Whitener... Re: The owners of "the Internet" must manage it for their own benefit

[Pilar Luque <pluque@nic.es>]

Dear all,

Can somebody tell me what's that got to do with ICANN and the DNSO
reform?  Could we please stick to the point?

Pilar Luque (ES-NIC)




Robin Miller wrote:
> 
> "Miles B. Whitener" wrote:
> >
> > > > >  Cookies are illegal in Germany.
> > > >
> > > > Seems Germany just can't quit being a tyranny.
> > >
> > > troll, your net illiteracy is showing.
> >
> > Robin, your ad-hominem greatly offends me.
> > Your hateful personal tyranny above is right in line with the
> > kind of governmental foolishness that you support.
> 
> I'm glad you are offended, now if it were only an ad-hominem... you remind me
> of some other that whined about ad-hominems... now let me see...
> 
> Now gosh, if I were only important enough to have a hateful personal tyranny -
> the first tyrannical thing I'd do is - do away with the government-supported
> television and radio bureaucracy that started me on my campaign of hateful
> tyranny... interesting that you think I support governmental foolishness when
> its the one thing I've been fighting against these last months.
> 
> Its been a core of dedicated individuals and small organisations convincing
> government that its a good idea to protect privacy (over the long-continued USG
> pressure, which has not been insignificant). The laws regarding cookies (and
> the lack of them regarding encryption) are a result of that effort. An effort
> of German individuals and companies large and small protecting their rights -
> entities that _you_ tried to smear with your German ad-hominems.
> 
> The German data-encryption industry profusely thanks the US Government and its
> long-time pig-headedness for its internationally-exported cottage industry,
> which services such big-ticket clients as Deutsche Bank. Another case of 'if
> the customer wants something, they will find a supplier somewhere...' Is that
> German governmental foolishness? Perhaps from a US centric viewpoint such as
> yours, I guess it was...
> 
> And anyone that knows me knows I'm not in any way in favour of any governmental
> foolishness, not even of the ICANN foolishness. You have got me seriously mixed
> up with someone else.
> 
> Robin
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