Re: Cell-Phone signal blocking

BruceR wrote:
>  Jer wrote:
>> BruceR wrote:
>>>  > Scott wrote:
>>>>> Jer <gdunn@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in
>>>>> news:1392k4mg1j9k018@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>>>>> What part of
>>>>> "private property" is so difficult to understand?  The front half
>>>>> or the back half?
>>>>>
>>> While you might like to think that one's home is his or her castle
>>> and that such rights are absolute, they are anything but.
>>
>> Dude, talk to the hand.  I made a comment about an issue I'm somewhat
>> familiar with, and now I get a lecture on a buncha crap that don't
>> even involve me.  Take a break.
> 
> Accent on "somewhat." The OP wants to know if jamming is legal 
> (presumably in the US). It's not. If you can't stand a challenging 
> reply, don't post. 
> 
> 


If you can't keep up with the thread enough to know who to challenge, 
I'd offer the same recommendation.  So, to help you...

To the OP:  These folks say it's illegal, I've already said I don't know 
nor care.  Right or wrong, cell jammers exist for reasons I've already 
mentioned.  Personally, I like the idea of cell jammers because it beats 
the hell out of destroying the cell phones of ingrates that can't seem 
to figure out where the off button is nor where the door is.  FCC regs 
and opinions aside, do whatever you want just like everybody else.

-- 
jer
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