[asterisk-users] False answer() being sent by cellphone providers
Mike Ely
mikeely at amyskitchen.net
Fri Jul 9 20:57:05 CDT 2010
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Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] False answer() being sent by cellphone providers
On Fri, 9 Jul 2010, Mike Ely wrote:
> (off list)
Continuing to veer off-topic...
> Yes indeed we do. The telcos here are absolutely abhorrent, to the
> point that much could be written about how horrible they are but nobody
> would want to read such depressing material. And consumer protections?
> Hah! The devotees of Ayn Rand have written most consumer law here.
> Don't get me started.
Maybe you should re-read Atlas Shrugged.
Your laws may have been written by the people Ayn Rand wrote about: "the
government increasingly asserts control over all industry, while society's
most productive citizens, led by the mysterious John Galt, progressively
disappear,*" not devotees of Ayn Rand and her philosophy.
*) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlas_Shrugged
Well, so much for my "off list" attempt. Perhaps I should learn how to use email before I take on anything so complex as a PBX.
At any rate, Steve, you have it completely backwards: in the US and many other countries, it is industry asserting control over government, not the other way around. Walk down K Street in Washington, D.C. and you'll see my point.
And no thanks: I've already read that execrable book, and found it to be nothing more than overwrought claptrap written to give people with a huge inferiority complex (witness all the carping on about "mediocrity") some smug self-justification when they abandon all ethics in favor of their reptile-brain, base instincts. Disgusting.
Cheers!
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