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From: ercn67@castle.ed.ac.uk (M Holmes)
Newsgroups: comp.society.futures
Subject: Re: Privacy
Keywords: privacy, Constitution
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Date: 18 Nov 90 15:42:59 GMT
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long@falstaff.crd.ge.com (Andrea M Long) writes:


>Just what DOES privacy embody?  Is it a right?  If you ask people if they
>feel it is a right, they will probably say yes, although it is not explicitly
>stated in the Constitution. 

Which constitution? Scotland doesn't have one. The UK doesn't have one.
The local SF club does have one. I hear the United States has one too.
Try to remember that this is a planet, not just a bunch of states
between Mexico and Canada.

 -- A Friend of Fernando Poo