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James Knox
Good try, James. But those you are talking to won't even recognize
themselves as the object of your comments. I think they feel they are
performing some kind of public service by policing this board for us.
What would we do without them?
Dick
On Tue, 29 Jun 1999 19:52:44 -0700 James Knox <knox1@xxxxxxx> writes:
>Forum members, last week Bill Eykyn took a shellacking. I still don't
>know what that attack was all about. This week it's Ira's turn in
>the
>barrel. Both of these men are successful in their own right. They
>are
>simply exchanging thoughts with us. Can't that be enough? For those
>quick to reply "no," I ask you ... "why not?" We are lucky to get
>through a day without someone declaring war on someone else. I don't
>get it, really I don't. I am not referring to any one person or
>incident. If someone gets offended by this post, then they are
>personalizing it, which is beyond my control. Here's a thought I
>offer
>for consideration. The American 4th of July holiday is upon us. The
>holiday is suppose to represent freedom and independence. We should
>all
>be free enough to express our thoughts, and independent enough to find
>comfort in our own counsel. Maybe for the month of July, we could
>allow
>each other to exchange ideas, While Adhering To Forum Protocol,
>without
>being "nuked" by an opposing opinion ... No Matter How Right Your
>Opinion Is. If you own the "Truth," then good for you. If you know
>the
>"way of things", Outstanding ... but let the other guy have his say.
>We
>are all at different levels. This is what I'm asking, "Can we put the
>nastiness away, just for a trial period?" We can always return to
>throwing sticks and stones if it does not work out. Please consider
>it. Have a nice holiday experience, and for those of you who live
>abroad ... Enjoy Your Week -James
>
>
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