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Microcap & Penny Stocks : SEXI: MOSTLY BULLSH*T, A FEW BITS OF WISDOM

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To: Hubert Few who wrote ()	8/30/1996 9:31:00 AM
From: Hubert Few	of 107

More "freedom of speech" issues moved here from the main SEXI folder: There have been several posts on the SEXI AOL folder which allude to "stepped up" enforcement of alleged SEC type violations. I do not know how much substance there is to these claims, but to my thinking it raises some serious questions. 1) If AOL sees fit to get involved in the "accuracy" of statements made on their boards, would that not open them up to liability if they erroneously supress information? This seems like a huge can of worms to me. 2) If they are indeed opening their account information up to the SEC and other "enforcement" agencies, which they would be able to do since it is a "private" network, doesn't there seem to be alot of room for abuse by government officials to harass individuals who express their OPINIONS on government agencies? Nit picking? I think not, history has shown whatever powers that are legally given, can and will be subject to abuse. And in issues as important as freedom of speech, my general feeling is the less government intrusion, the better!

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