
Re:hadn't heard of that one before 

by TaoPhoenix (980487) <TaoPhoenix@yahoo.com> on Friday March 30, @07:28AM (#39520907) 

And there's two more behind that, back in the "cyber security" packaging again, and those are even more obscure.

Those are even just the "big packaging engines" to sell these bills. Lately they're getting ludicrous, like the recent move to *kill* the amendment that *stops* employers from asking for your Facebook logins.

Or how about the new Troll trick of using Florida law to attempt to get your name from your ISP for troll-suit purposes. Those got barely stopped last week by a couple of awake judges, but it is partially working.

And there's been a couple stories that back to my original theme, "wrap it so ludicrously that it sends a reviewer into a mental coma". Like the one that ..wait for it ... *wants to build a national database of cars, owners, and GPS locations in real time* (yikes!) so they can ... wait for it ... deny gasoline people who haven't registered for insurance.

