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 New York Mulls iPod Ban on City StreetsPosted on Feb 8, 2007
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By David, February 9, 2007 at 4:37 pm Link to this comment
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a website has been started in opposition to the ban on ipods. Please go over there and voice your opinions on this issue - http://www.ipodban.com
Check it out.
Report thisBy David, February 9, 2007 at 4:32 pm Link to this comment
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a website has been started in opposition to the ban on ipods. Please go over there and voice your opinions on this issue - http://www.ipodban.com. Check it out.
Report thisBy RAE, February 8, 2007 at 5:37 pm Link to this comment
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Why is it that once anyone is elected to an office above dog catcher they immediately assume they’ve been commissioned to oversee and control virtually every aspect of our lives?
I’m fed up to the teeth with do-gooder busybodies who have nothing better to do than snoop around looking for a token idiot act around which s/he can build a reputation. It’s sure a feather in their cap to come up with a LAW with their name on it that actually passes and is of more use than it is a pain in the ass!
Anyone old enough to be on the street by themselves and stupid enough to be crossing a busy street while operating a phone, ipod, GPS or any other damn fool toy of the times, DESERVES EXACTLY WHAT HE/SHE GETS. The poor schmuk that bowls them over doesn’t, of course, deserve the trauma… but it’s a civic duty to rid us of these fools - it’s a dirty job but someone’s got to do it!
LEGISLATORS AROUND THE WORLD…HEAR THIS!
BUTT THE HELL OUT OF OUR LIVES!
Thank you.
Report thisBy ruben, February 8, 2007 at 4:03 pm Link to this comment
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This is ridiculous. They should ban the drivers running over pedestrians!
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