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Re: Webpage picketing (fwd)
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In <[email protected]>, on 06/04/97
at 08:40 AM, Jim Choate <[email protected]> said:
>Yes, and your point? It can't be that a specific backbone cable between
>two cities owned by the government is equivalent to the Internet in toto,
>even conceptualy. Because it is clear that such a construct is equivalent
>to the publicly funded highway running between the same cities, and you
>most definitely CAN picket on a highway easment legaly. I have seen farm
>workers in Texas do it my entire life. The Info-Highway comparison goes a
>LOT farther than most people seem to have taken it. I personaly, don't
>think we should go there in the case of communications technology.
I think that your analogy is slightly flawed.
While the farmers have a right to protest on the side of the road they do
not have a right to interfere with the travelers on the road.
There is no real way you could picket on the "Info highway" as you have no
right to interfere with the packets traveling on the highway. You can
stand of to the side if you want but somehow I don't think that the
packets will be watching. :)
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