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From: Bob_BobR_Retelle@cup.portal.com
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Subject: Re: Virus 101: Chapter 3
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Date: 18 Mar 89 22:01:36 GMT
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Rich Fozzard writes:
>One thing to remember is that we Americans allow in our culture plays, 
>movies, TV shows, etc. that not only show how, but also glorify robbing
>banks, murder, sex, etc.  It's the old argument about incitement versus
>freedom of speech.    ...

Has anyone ever noticed for instance though, when the "Detective" on TV
opens a door by picking the lock, he usually blocks what he's doing with
his hands or body..?   Or they'll show a fast shot of him sticking some
arcane "detective lockpick tools" into the lock and suddenly the door
opens...
 
They're showing THAT it can be done.. NOT  *how*  it can be done..
If a movie or TV show started showing detailed instructions on how to
pick locks, I think you'd hear quite a reaction, freedom of speech
nonwithstanding...
 
BobR