FYI my name, address and telephone number has been published unchanged for twenty years. I would have no problem with this information being listed anywhere, excepting rest-room walls.

I am confident of my ability to protect myself and my property. If I were not so, I would feel my freedom curtailed. I enjoy living in a society with minimal restrictions and appreciate owning my own actions and the consequences thereof.

All of this makes me very suspicious of "Homeland Security" and any other group that is more concerned about my "security" than what I am. My personal value system places a higher premium on freedom than security.

Your post implies a thinly veiled threat to Bowser were the details of his identity published world wide. To acknowledge this sort of fear and to indulge it is shameful for an American.

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