remove this to reply wrote:

If your so proud of your politically correct stance, why the heck are you
posting behind a screen name?

You are a low life ******* posting addresses of those you disagree with ,
while hiding in the dark.

There are too many people like this in amateur radio (more like amateur
hour). For once I'm glad I never got my license...



"Private" wrote in message
om...
I cannot believe these two posts below. Charles D. Braham, you are
worse then Dan L. Jeswald who started the thread making racist
remarks. You guys just don't get it do you, where does it stop?
Arabs? Black people? Both of you are discusting....

tommyknocker wrote in
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What type of people should be involved in amateur radio? What would your
ideal be? As much as I tire of listening to religious shows on American
Commercial Shortwave, I am even more revulsed by the whining
characteristic of the BBC and Canadian radio. This group was wronged,
that group was wronged, white people caused this, Christians caused
that, etc.

Personally I think that the Founding Fathers of the U.S. would be proud
of the discussions that occur both on American commercial shortwave and
amateur radio.

Freedom of speech was intended to permit dissent when it comes to
political content.

Thomas Jefferson: "In 1787, Jefferson would write a friend and say, "The
tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of
patriots and tyrants.""

Does this sound like he would have believed that all conversations
should be confined to the score on some ball game?

FREEDOM OF SPEECH includes the ability to say things offensive to
others. Period. I have suffered under childish liberal expressions of
freedom of speech for years. The only difference is they revel in it in
a juvenile sense, not really caring about the issue, only the desire to
offend conservatives and foster iconoclastic policies.

Pretend that you have grown up and have been weaned from your mother's
nipples. You are today what the founders were in their time. You need to
take the initiative to correct political wrongs, the easiest way is to
acknowledge their existence (political wrongs) and to disseminate your
carefully researched information. Radio does this well, especially
amateur radio.

Dr. Artaud

The rest of us are probably glad you never got your license as well.




There are too many people like this in amateur radio (more like
amateur hour). For once I'm glad I never got my license...