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[QUOTE="Notsuredamus, post: 746127, member: 28071"]
[b]I feel ya. and know where your coming from.[/b]

I realize that the companies that stopped allowing u.s. players to play are publicly owned and have a responsibility to their stock holders first. Unfortunately we are being held hostage by a government run by a man who attained office do to a rigged election. So what the public says or feels means nothing anymore. Maybe time for a good old fashion revolution.
Remind the people in office that they work for us. I think a public hanging of a few of the worse offenders of our rights might do the trick.

In the year of the milliniemm. 12th month. In the most powerful country on earth. The village idiot will come forth to be acclaimed the leader. Nostradamus 1555

lmao I don't believe in prophets but he sure did have bush pegged.

shows a lack of understanding of the issues.
 
Those sites which have banned Americans have done so because they have assets in the States and are vulnerable to reprisals or (more commonly) because they are public companies.
 
Many of the major poker rooms are quoted on the London stock market.  Market rules require that a quoted company must respect local law in all major jurisdictions where they operate.  They [B]did not have a choice[/B] other than to stop dealing with American customers when America introduced its new legislation.  
 
It has nothing to do with loyalty and it makes no sense to take it personally.[/quote]
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