Re: OT but important to aquarists

["Mike" <mikeymeyer@sprintmail.com>]

This really disturbs me.  This is exactly what is wrong with America (one
thing anyway).  A frivolous lawsuit against our right of free speech.
Believe me I am not a bleeding heart liberal.  I am essentially a
conservative, but this really eats at me.  By creating a lawsuit like this,
it's all I need to know about whether or not I would look to do business
like this.  Does anyone have a list of plaintiffs.  One or two plaintiffs
would be a little sensible, but if there are masses, then that is about as
rediculous as a blood parrot cichlid.  Sorry for venting, I usually lurk and
learn from the emense knowledge that is resident on this list.  I enjoy the
heated debates, but when this internet rage turns into lawsuits that could
financial cripple a family, that's when it time to draw the line.  If this
does go to court and the free speaking internet folks get sued, I hope there
is someone that can excercise some Italian justice to rectify the situation.
I am only kidding, and no disrespect to anyone of Italian descent.  I have
been watching too many Sopranos episodes!  I hope anyone involved will keep
us posted as to the outcome of this situation.
Mike
----- Original Message -----
From: "Rich Grenfell" <rgrenfell@snet.net>
To: <apisto@listbox.com>
Sent: Monday, July 30, 2001 5:03 PM
Subject: Re: OT but important to aquarists


> hi mike,
>
> Yes it is true. the company has indeed filed suit. It claimes that the
> statements are not true, and so... feels that it was an action that the
> plaintiffs can be held liable for. I really don't think it's going to
> get very far, but then that woman made a million off Mc donalds for
> spilling coffee all over herself so who knows.
> i have never dealt with this company (in fact I rarely buy anything
> online) but have read lots of negative feedback about them.
>
> Rich




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