[pct-l] RE official

[Craig Stanton]

I agree that in some cases breaking the law is ok by me. In New Zealand it is technically illegal to copy a CD you own onto your own computer and play it on your iPod. Unless you're writing the music yourself all music on iPods is illegal. I think that's dumb and so does everyone else. But that doesn't mean the law doesn't exist.

So in answer to your question "What is official on the PCT?" I tell you "Bear canisters - in certain places". Whether you choose to ignore the rule or not is not what I am arguing. I am just saying that there are indeed rules and since I'm not alone in pointing this out I'm pretty sure that I'm right.


On Thursday, October 19, 2006, at 09:23AM, Adam Bradley <tooloouk79852 at yahoo.com> wrote:

>Some states have different speed limits.  does it
>means ones limits are hogwash and anothers not? 
>people choose to speed everyday.  what is speeding for
>one person is not for another.   cars sure seem like
>they are all speeding when you have been in socal
>desert for a while and you are outside agua dulce. 
>man seemed like everyone speeds in ca.  
>
>but to answer your question yes speed limits are
>enforced by law.  I remember when I was studying
>psychology that they offered up a problem.  your wife
>is dying of a rare disease.  the cure is available,
>however it is too expensive. you have no money.  would
>you steal to save her life.  adults answer yes. 
>children answer no.  why is that?  well adults realize
>that everything in life isn't black and white.  there
>are many grey areas.  a child only understands what is
>wrong and what is right at their age.  
>
>i am not a child and realize there are many grey areas
>when it comes to regulations that affect the thru
>hiker.  black and white seems like a recipe for
>failure to me.
>
>listo del norte
>
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