NODE 331344daRe: Disinformation (or the Truth?) About Clipper
jim@bilbo.suite.com (Jim Miller)Tue, 22 Feb 94 15:25:18 PST
The idea of a disinformation campaign to oppose Clipper really bothers me.
Isn't the true about Clipper damning enough? Lying about Clipper seems like
moral and ethical surrender. I agree that lying can produce favorable results,
but I'm not willing to stoop to that level. If the anti-Clipper people (and I
count myself one of them) can't defeat Clipper with the truth, this tells me
the world is so fucked up it deserves Clipper and Capstone in every machine on
the planet.
Jim_Miller@suite.com
NODE 28fb7ea4Re: Disinformation (or the Truth?) About Clipper
Phil Karn <karn@qualcomm.com>Tue, 22 Feb 94 15:50:38 PST
>The idea of a disinformation campaign to oppose Clipper really bothers me.
>Isn't the true about Clipper damning enough? Lying about Clipper seems like
I agree completely. Telling the truth is all that's necessary.
Phil
NODE 44612986Re: Disinformation (or the Truth?) About Clipper
"Perry E. Metzger" <pmetzger@lehman.com>Tue, 22 Feb 94 16:01:38 PST
Phil Karn says:
> >The idea of a disinformation campaign to oppose Clipper really bothers me.
> >Isn't the true about Clipper damning enough? Lying about Clipper seems like
>
> I agree completely. Telling the truth is all that's necessary.
Ditto.
Perry