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RAVEing Congressional Lunatics (#187)
Posted: 7/7/2002; 7:31 PM by Terry Frazier
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Wow, just when I thought the CBDTPA was the dumbest thing I'd ever seen. This bill has sponsors from both sides of the aisle. Makes you want to opt out of the political system, doesn't it?

RAVE Act: RIP Live Electronic Music. The RAVE Act, whose acronym stands for "Reducing Americans' Vunerability to Ecstacy", would fine people or companies that organize or host events "featuring loud, pounding dance music" up to $2,000,000, and allows promoters to be jailed for up to 20 years, without requiring officials to prove that any of the attendees actually possessed drugs. This law not only is a danger to civil liberties, but also would effectively eliminate live electronic music in the US, given the enormous risks now associated with it.

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RE: RAVEing Congressional Lunatics (#1412)
Posted: 10/19/2004; 1:34 PM by JESSICAS MICHELIN In Response To: 187
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DO THEY THINK THAT IS GOING TO STOP THE MUSIC THERE WILL ALWAYS BE A PLACE TO HEAR THE MUSIC IF WE HAVE TO GO UNDERGROUND AGAIN THAN THAT IS WHAT WE HAVE TO DO IVE BEEN ATTENDING PARTIES FOR 8 YEARS NOW AND IN THE BEGINNING DRUGS WERE COOL BUT WE ARE OLDER NOW THATS NOT WHAT ITS ABOUT ITS A LOVE FOR THE MUSIC BAN PARTIES THATS FINE BUT DONT TAKE THE DJS OUT OF THE CLUB. DRUGS ARE EVERYWHERE NOT JUST IN THE SCENE . ELECTRONIC MUSIC WILL ALWAYS BE HERE LIKE IT OR NOT!!!!!!!!

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