Santa Fe Group Says They Have Wi-Fi Allergy Want wireless banned in all public buildings... Friday May 23 2008 15:40 EDT Tipped by Jon5 There's no scientific evidence that Wi-Fi is a health hazard, but that hasn't stopped those who believe otherwise from trying to stop Wi-Fi deployment. Teachers have sued schools to derail installs, while angel guidance consultants have launched campaigns against Wi-Fi in their free time. The latest war on Wi-Fi is in Santa Fe, New Mexico, where a group is trying to ban Wi-Fi in public buildings. The group tells one local news station (the video is worth a watch) that by ignoring their sensitivity to Wi-Fi signals, the city is violating the Americans with Disabilities Act. I'd think that you'd need to actually prove Wi-Fi to be a health hazard first, but what do I know. |
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The logical extension...I'm allergic to idiocy. It makes me want to punch people in the face. The laws against punching people in the face are therefore a violation of the Americans with Disabilities act, and should not apply to me. | | |
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