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Yep.
- by swamp_rat1967 April 10, 2008 5:28 PM PDT
- Europe has suffered under Hitler, Stalin etc. These guys were monsters who used people's personal information to destroy them. So, Europe is a bit more sensitive to privacy issues than we are. Hopefully, we'll never go through the traumas that they have. But, the current administration makes me wonder.
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