You’re both right! When it started, numbers on the Do Not Call registry expired. Then they were made permanent. Per Wikipedia:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Do_Not_Call_Registry
Unfortunately, despite having skimmed through the “Do-Not-Call Improvement Act,” I couldn’t find anything about treating violators like horse thieves. “Improvement,” riiight.
Since I make a lot of phone calls, I have been trained on the DNC rules, and they are very firm about the threat of a $10,000 fine, to be kept by the offended party. However, they may not have a budget for educating the public. I don’t think this has changed, but I could be wrong.
EDIT: Nor a budget for enforcement. The party of law and order is opposed to enforcement.
Yeah. Worse, even making the point you made can get you attacked - just witness Hillary and the whole “deplorable” thing. All she was doing was making the same observation, and it worked against her.
One of those Nazis in the video looked familiar - I think I spotted Dick, who was in more need of a blow job than any white man in history.
As a follow-up, at the request of the Alexandria, Virginia police, the Sandpoint PD has apparently tracked the guy down. He’s a real piece of work.
EDIT: Correction, despite this being on the front page of the local paper’s website, this is actually from January. Apparently he’s still at it, though:
Given robodialing probably has an extremely low marginal cost, $10K here and there might just be the cost of doing business to these people. Plus they’d expense it on their taxes.
“Paid for by a profitless shell corporation, which declared bankruptcy ten seconds after the do-not-call judgment came down.”
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