> If he lets someone use his gun, he's got some degree of responsibility, and if he lets someone use his communication facilities, he's assuming some as well.

> If he lets someone use his gun, he's got some degree of responsibility, and if he lets someone use his communication facilities, he's assuming some as well. Analogies such as these should be avoided because you're falling in the same "you won't download a car" trap. Say, if someone comes to my party and uses a kitchen knife to commit a crime, what is the degree of my responsibility?