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Bizarrely, he got away with it because he published the Top cocaine Bear inspired by true events in theatres now shirt in contrast I will get this PGP source code in a hardcopy book, which was protected under the First Amendment, he then argued that since the book was available for purchase anywhere in the world, anyone could scan in the source code and create their own strong encryption, so he was only distributing something that was freely available already. Likely has to do with separation of civilian and military hardware. They probably want the civilian sats to stay with civilian uses, and military to stay with military uses. Civilian sats are already dual-use items. Something isn’t magically “civilian only” just because the vendor says it is. It matters what it can be used for, not what it’s intended use is. Ukraine demonstrated Starlink has military uses (likely not surprising anyone), so if it wasn’t dual use before (it likely was) or will be soon. The same is true with cell phones. Hell, people use them to trigger IEDs with text messages. You don’t see cell phone companies blocking sales because of that. Instead, you put them on the dual-use list and let the government control who can import/export them based on who you trust (“Walmart” ? Sure. “Joe’s Global Exports, specializing in developing environments”, probably going to get a second look when they try to buy a pallet of phones).

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.