Hello
* on the Wed, Dec 05, 2007 at 08:49:43AM +0100, Tonnerre LOMBARD wrote:
Now to the problems. We have already achieved something with regard to
taming this law. The original proposal had far worse provisions, and we
could have ended up far worse without some of the specifications. However,
if the current law is abolished through a referendum, it will have to
recurr immediately, because the law was not created out of hot air but
as a response to an international treaty which Switzerland ratified.
I concur with that. I wouldn't take up a referendum against a half-bad
law. There should be done something, but in my opinion the whole law
should be completely rewritten at a later date, and probably the WIPO-treaty
itself should be repelled (or changed completely at WIPO-level).
It's apalling how the so-called economical liberal are not in fact opening
up markets for free trade but instead are plastering the whole world with
laws for more gouvernement-granted monopolies.
Cheers
Seegras
--
Those who give up essential liberties for temporary safety deserve
neither liberty nor safety. -- Benjamin Franklin
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