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Thread (Discussion): [Yahoo!] Michigan may require online dating checks

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Message 148428
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Posted by admin on Mar 30, 2005 12:22 AM | Also by admin
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Discuss the article Michigan may require online dating checks, by David Eggert, which appeared on Yahoo! on March 28, 2005.

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Posted by 1dadof5 on Mar 30, 2005 09:10 PM | Also by 1dadof5
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what a joke. how in the heck can the legislators in Michigan even think that they are going to be able to regulate the actions of a website that may even be located in Canada of all places.
Its not enforceable and a waste of the legislature's time.
This is simply a Bill with no other intention but to line the pockets of a particular business and open the door to litigation as a result.
What if a company such as true.com gave misleading or erronious information about a person registered on thier site and someone was hurt as a result. They become responsible for that and a victim would then be entitled to compensation for that

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Message 148524 (In Reply to Message 148428)
interesting


Posted by poetsdreamscape on Mar 31, 2005 01:36 AM | Also by poetsdreamscape
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Im wondering what politician has their hand in this cookie jar,This is a serious breach of invasion of privacy and at best an attempt by goverment to regulate the internet. This is totally wrong and if the goverment has this much power why dont do they require porn sites to register each person and check their backgrounds before allowing them to surf porn?

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Posted by orolan on Apr 01, 2005 02:10 AM | Also by orolan
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at best an attempt by goverment to regulate the internet.

Hey, they're doing it in Utah, so why not?

I see it as a greater threat. The government is continuing in its efforts to control and regulate personal relationships. And winning.

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148428, admin, Mar 30, 2005 12:22 AM [Introduction]
      148518, 1dadof5, Mar 30, 2005 09:10 PM
      148524, poetsdreamscape, Mar 31, 2005 01:36 AM [interesting]
            148652, orolan, Apr 01, 2005 02:10 AM
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