"DSK" wrote in message
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NOYB wrote:

Let's get back on topic here, Doug...

Let's answer the question, NOBBY. Or do you realize that even a
less-than-totally-factual answer will reveal the hollowness of your
position?


What question?




Do you think it's acceptable for foreign entities to skirt our election
laws
via a loophole which allows soliciting campaign advertising
contributions
over the internet?

"Acceptable"? WTF?? Is it legal? Yes.

For now.

Is it a good idea? Personally, I don't
think so

Good.

but on a moral scale including such quantifiables as 'starting a war &
killing tens of thousands of people for the profit of private interests',
it's
not even on the map.

Oh ****...here we go again. Do you and Harry read from the same manual?
Every time those on the left are caught doing something shady, the argument
changes to "well that's not as bad as...."






It's a scary thought if Americans are limited as to how
much they can donate towards a candidate's campaign...but non-American
people, companies, and governments can spend an unlimited amount that
will
go towards advertising for a specific candidate.

heh heh is that why BushCo is encouraging corporate flight to offshore tax
shelters?

WTF are you talking about? The exodus of manufacturing jobs started long
before Bush took office. No new legislation has been passed in the past 3
years that would "encourage corporate flight to offshore tax shelters".


So far he seems to be a record-setting campaign contribution
harvester.... a lean mean moneygrubbin' machine!

His money is raised domestically...acquired from people that actually have
the constitutional right to vote for him. That's a far cry from a
non-American trying to buy the U.S. Government.