Tipper, Rush and the Ice People
Henry M
gravity at nicom.com
Sun Dec 29 19:58:47 CST 1996
On 30 Dec 96 at 15:28, Steelhead wrote:
> Henry, *you* brought up Censorship. Not me. You said that my
> writings were a stronger form of censorship, than a call to have my
> writings (or Blaine's for that matter) censored. Forgive me, if I
> think that's phenomenological crap.
Steely, that "*you* brought of Censorship" is so "you said it first"
childish that it made me laugh. Perhaps I did bring it up first.
There. But apparently my message was unclear, because the rest of you
paragraph above does not speak to the point that I was trying to
make. I simply opined that strong censorial ad hominum message such
as some by you to Blaine has a greater "chilling effect" than does
suggesting civility, which has been called censorship by some
lister. I really believe that putting the civility in civilization
is, in general, a good thing.
Keep cool, but care. -- TRP
Moderation in moderation. -- Husky Mariner
:-|
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