CSatlanta1

If Mr. Jones rents an apartment in a lawless environment, he may contract with a landlord for rental space. He may or may not choose to rent from an owner who offers a "No Burglary Allowed" policy. The internet is largely unregulated (and in most instances it should remain that way). It is somewhat of a lawless environment when it comes to spam. And I take it that the previous poster would say that just as Mr. Jones should rent from a "No Burglary Allowed" owner, someone obtaining internet should get it from a "No Spam" ISP. Burglary causes loss of things owned for the victim. Spam causes loss of time and money for the recipient. It shouldn't be a question of whether or not someone chooses someone with a "No Spam" policy. Spam should simply be illegal because it is a great waster of valuable time and money of those who have to deal with the receipt of such messages.

I would be surprised if there werent numerous libel lawsuits filed against the producer of this movie. It is a bogus attempt to defame corporate representatives and corporations themselves. At one point he belittles corporations for spending so much on advertisements ($200 mil for Hershey I believe) and then says some Veggie group only spent $2 mil on advertising. Maybe that's because people eat veggies because they know they're healthy. WAIT a minute... they know they're healthy? Then why didn't the two fat girls know? I'm going to start a broccoli test at the beginning of next month. For my breakfast I will have broccoli on the griddle, for lunch broccoli boiled, and for dinner broccoli on the grill. Every day I'm going to eat broccoli. After my doctors prove I have absolutely no protein in my diet and my health is shot beyone comparison, I'm going to do a movie and show a picture of broccoli on a tombstone at the very end and ask "Who do you want to see go first, you or broccoli"?