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- From: rudis+@cs.cmu.edu (Rujith S DeSilva)
- Subject: Re: What's a good one??? was Re: CLUB Story
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- Date: Tue, 8 Sep 1992 02:54:22 GMT
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- In article <60094@mimsy.umd.edu> jsw@umiacs.umd.edu (Jeff Webber) writes:
- >In article <Bu274D.2uy.1@cs.cmu.edu> rudis+@cs.cmu.edu (Rujith S DeSilva)
- >(that's me!) writes:
- >>Okay, so you can't reduce the risk of your car being stolen to zero. Perhaps
- >>it's time to take a different tack. How about increasing the risk taken by
- >>the prospective thief in attempting to steal your car?
- >
- >You can go to jail for harming someone that is trying to steal your car
- >or your car stereo. If the person dies you would probably be charged
- >with manslaughter or even murder.
-
- I originally suggested hooking up the alarm system to release tear gas. A
- friend suggested that it should instead release a tranquilizer. This can't be
- considered to harm anyone, can it?
-
- >There are just way too many lawyers in this country.
-
- I agree. Completely.
-
- Rujith de Silva.
- Carnegie Mellon.
-