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Re: Drive-by sig files
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Re: Drive-by sig files


  • Subject: Re: Drive-by sig files
  • From: Gary Lists <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 07 Dec 2003 04:47:32 -0500
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On or about 12-07-03 3:40 AM, James R. Lewis wrote:

> In her sig files Michelle Steiner has written:
>
>> George Bush == Timothy McVeigh == Saddam Hussein

Each individual 'related' has expressed the value, or belief, through public
action and statement, that it is permissible to kill strangers based on
personal opinion and dispute.

Political statement? Sure. Juxtaposition of concept as means of expression?
Indeed. Offensive? How could it be offensive, unless you happen to be one
of the named?

>> Homosexuals do not recruit; Christians recruit.

We are free, once again, to let literary juxtaposition play a role in our
interpretation. The only connection that exists between the two clauses is
entirely provided by the reader.

And if you are a member of a Christian homosexual congregation, then I am
sure that Michelle didn't mean anything personal by her sig. ;)

BTW, that quote is a very good (and old) stand-up joke, although we here are
presently disagreeing about who said it first.

> Is anyone else besides me offended by this?

I am not.

> Is this venom

Isn't the use of hyperbolic language instead of reasoned reply considerably
more "venomous" -- or "striking" -- than a randomly displayed (but not
randomly collected) tag line?

> any less
> hateful that racial epithets

Of course it's less hateful than racial epithets. What kind of question is
that?

> and is it allowed on this list?


On or about 12-06-03 11:32 PM, John C. Welch wrote:
> "Kill one, terrify a thousand."
> - Sun Tzu

I don't believe John is advocating murder, or terrorism. I could believe
that, certainly. But there is so much more in that ancient phrase to think
about.

I wrote:
> MacOS 9.1 / "9 is Fine"

Offends many. Especially Paul Berkowitz. ;)~


On or about 12-07-03 2:45 AM, Walter Ian Kaye wrote:
> -boo

I'm suffer from fearophobia, and that's really scary to me.


On or about 12-05-03 12:29 PM, Michelle Steiner wrote:
> Never play strip Tarot.

My single sister has three children and makes her living as a strip taroist
(she's in L.A.), and I think that this kind of cavalier besmirching of her
chosen profession is what is bringing a bad name to strip taroting
everywhere.

Support Strip Taroist Local #149 ...
Say No! to Prop 8835 and the 'Death Card Tax'


On or about 12-06-03 4:21 PM, Walter Ian Kaye wrote:
> } There you go bringin' class into it again.

Anyone with three first names is likely a Marxist.

"The history of all hitherto existing data is the history of class
struggle." -- Karl Vax


On or about 12-05-03 6:28 PM, Malcolm Fitzgerald wrote:
> Database Manager http://www.asauthors.org
> The Australian Society of Authors ph: 02 93180877 fax: 02 93180530

Is this an ad? Could it also be considered "offensive" to some?
(I'm only making a comparison, Malcolm. :)


> I come
> here to be informed not insulted.

I am sorry, J.R., but I can not see in what possible way you could be
insulted.

"I do not think that word means what you think it means."
-- Indigo Mantoya (Mandy Patinkin), The Princess Bride]

--
Gary
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