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Article: No Response from ISPs in Minnesota

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  1. Dan Dan is offline Administrator

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    May 24th, 2009 (5/24/2009 12:50pm)

     
  2. Jennifear Jennifear is offline

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    May 25th, 2009 (5/25/2009 1:20pm) in reply to Dan

    <p>LOL at the inept government of Minnesota</p>
  3. yardle yardle is offline

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    May 25th, 2009 (5/25/2009 3:50pm) in reply to Dan

    <p>Growing up in MN, I can assure you the state's government has done plenty of good things for it's citizens.  This isn't one of them, however.</p>
  4. Aaron_Hacker Aaron_Hacker is offline

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    May 25th, 2009 (5/25/2009 3:54pm) in reply to Dan

    <p>^^^and the United States Government </p>
     
  5. kamikazzee63 kamikazzee63 is offline

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    May 25th, 2009 (5/25/2009 4:42pm) in reply to Dan

    <p>"If successful, the domains would be inaccessible not only in Kentucky, but also around the world."   </p>
    <p>^^^ I dont understand this sentance. How could what our court systems decide, determine what is accessible around the world?</p>
    <p>*  Remember if this actually goes through for Minnesota. Your state could be next. Lets stand together as poker players and defend our rights. Also, Thank You to all that sent letters and emails to politicians concerning this matter.</p>
  6. StayCalm StayCalm is offline

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    May 25th, 2009 (5/25/2009 5:39pm) in reply to Dan

    <p>Kamikazzee63 - your right, it won't do anything, thats why FullTilt bought that second website, because if they close down Fulltiltpoker.com, they can just open Fulltilt.com seconds later. Then they would need to file another lawsuit to shut that one down. What a joke...</p>
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