What's wrong/right with free speech

Henry M gravity at nicom.com
Tue Nov 5 07:58:47 CST 1996


Is it too much to ask that such people refrain from such 
unbelieveably juvenile and unpleasant language. I have received even 
worse mail sent directly to me. Especially ironic from someone asking 
others to refrain from messages that are "not relevant."

I'd filter certain individuals, as can anyone else, but I still have 
hope that reasonable discourse will prevail, even from, well, see 
epithet below.

On  4 Nov 96 at 18:41, David Casseres wrote:

> Subject:       RE: What's wrong/right with free speech
> Date:          Mon, 4 Nov 96 18:41:48 -0800
> From:          David Casseres <casseres at apple.com>
> To:            "Pynchon list" <pynchon-l at waste.org>

> >Ooo! Lets make some rules about all this. Perhaps:
> >
> >1.	No messages about anything that isn't directly about Pynchon
> >2.	No gender-specific language 3.	No disagreement 4.	Send all mail
> >to the censors, who will decide if it is appropriate 5.	No doo-doo
> >brains 6.	No sarcasm 7.	No sense of humor
> 
> Nah.  It's only necessary not to be a raving asshole all of the
> time, on topics unrelated to Pynchon.  Is it too much to ask? 
> Apparently so.
> 
> Cheers,
> David
> 
> 

Keep Cool, but care. -- TRP
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