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Bill:
Sounds like we have equal values, or close enough. I joke a lot, but do have a serious side... I have been out of line and called upon it--and if my actions are of questionable nature--that can be put forward... I do all of this as a hobby... a guy wants to have a bit of fun... I make mistakes--too frequently... But, I realize I have opinions not shared by all, and the opposite is true... if you can't say what you think/see/feel then what good is life in America... Thanks for your input, never hurts for a guy to examine what he is about... I will keep your comments in mind... they are well taken here... Warmest regards, John -- When Viagra fails to work--you are DOOMED!!! "-exray-" wrote in message ... | John Smith wrote: | | Ohhh, well, you are correct. | | Of course I am. I simply expressed an opinion of mine ![]() | | While not attempting to invoke "havoc", "discord" and "chaos", I view the | manner in which topics are handled as being the deciding factor--foul | language, character assassinations and promoting outwardly dangerous evils | which threaten the moral fabric of society are as disgusting to me as the | next guy... | | And you are also correct on this aspect. | | | If the material is just gauged on whether it provokes debate, argument and | thought--and if the measure of this is simply how many posts are invoked as | responses--with the desirable number set as one or NONE--then further delays | in progress should be expected... | | I don't think anybody filters because of this. If the presenter of such | debate has a reputation as in your first example...all bets are off. | That is for me to imply that mud-slinging, name-calling, goading or any | wild-eyed radical or raffish behaviour, in spite of the best intentions | of the poster, will cause his occasional good points to be overwhelmed | by the cacophony of kill-filters at work. | | -Bill |
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