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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Nick Kappatos wrote:
> Here's a quick summary of the
> aforementioned nazi mess:
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> Person A: "Here's a flying swastika."
> Person B: "I don't find the MOC to be well built, and your subject matter may be
> a sore spot for many people"
> Persons C, D, E, F: "You're a censor! Censorship is BAD! I HAVE RIGHTS!"
> Persons B, G, H, I: "It's not censorship, it's thinking about your actions.
> Think of the children. Won't anyone please think of the children?"
> Persons C, D, E, F: "Slippery slope! Slippery slope! I HAVE RIGHTS!"
> Persons B, G, H, I: "You hurt my feelings with your lack of caring for other's
> feelings. I weep for the children."
Actually, there wasn't much discussion of censorship in the LUGNET thread. You
may be thinking of the one on JLUG[1], but i thought we'd agreed that what goes
on in JLUG should stay in JLUG.
Cheers,
Allister
[1]which didn't transpire quite as you characterise it either, but granted, such
discussions usually do go that way.
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| (...) I believe Dave Schuler correctly identifies the root cause of the nazi mess here: (URL) response to your questions, You should speak your mind whenever you want. It's amusing to me that those who called you out for censorship wanted to censor (...) (19 years ago, 24-Aug-05, to lugnet.off-topic.debate)
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