Re: [At-Large] FW: Withdraw the gun database

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2. Domain names, on the other hand, are far from lethal and one would have to be very imaginative to construct a situation in which a domain name could cause physical harm or death to a human. So it is safe to categorize domain names as instrumentalities highly unlikely to cause bodily harm.

So you're saying that nothing short of a death threat merits disclosing WHOIS information?

I think that a lot of people who've lost a lot of money to phishing would treat this opinion with the contempt it deserves.

R's, John

PS: If you're wondering why people don't take ALAC seriously, this argument is a good example.

John, Given statements by Congress and the President, the same can be said for them.