I will finish my question. This group opposed to fur farming put on the Internet a description of how to build a bomb to blow up, say, a mink farm. They did say in their Internet thing, make sure no animal, including a human, is present in the building when you blow it up. I ask the Senator from California if, in her opinion, her amendment would make that kind of information on the Internet subject to Federal prosecution?
Questioning the implications of an amendment related to online information and federal prosecution.
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