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True, but the line in the sand must still be violence. It is too easy to
slip from prohibiting Falwell's polemics to prohibiting anything but the
most politically correct of public expression.
Has anyone made a T-Shirt yet with the word "Infidel" on it in large block
letters yet? I would wear one. :)
At 9/14/2001 04:18 PM, you wrote:
> > groups, like America's Taliban: Falwell, Roberson and the 700
> > club, which confine their activities to odious rhetoric should be
> > protected by the first amendment as always. Those like the
> > various militias, who accumulate arms and set up armed camps,
> > should be eliminated by any means necessary.
>
>Of course, the Talibans of the world are the ones who inflame and
>motivate the militias... without their odious rhetoric, there would
>be far fewer zealots ready to take up arms against the infidels.
>
>Gary
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