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[QUOTE="OzExorcist, post: 1743243, member: 23910"] Well... every few years the grown ups have these things called elections. Integral to the election process is the idea that the people who get the most votes get given the right to make decisions on behalf of the country that are supposed to be in the best interests of its citizens as whole. Obviously your government has decided that your so-called "right" to play poker on the internet is in conflict with various other people's rights to various things and they think sacrificing internet poker is the right thing to do for the greater good. If you don't like it you can always move to another country where you might be given the freedom to play poker on the internet - though they might infringe upon some of your other "freedoms" instead. The reality is that [B]every[/B] government makes decisions about the rights and freedoms that its citizens are allowed to have. I can't believe your so surprised about this. Seriously, go back through your posts about your rights but replace the words "play online poker" with "shoot herion into my veins". Does your argument still hold water? [/QUOTE]
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