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Politics : Sharks in the Septic Tank
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To: The Philosopher who wrote (45209)3/7/2002 2:05:37 PM
From: Neocon  Read Replies (3) of 82486
 
There are always reasonable time/place restrictions. The idea is that they should be reasonable and not unduly burdensome. You cannot just pull out a bullhorn at midnight and start disturbing the peace. No one owes you a printing press, they are just not supposed to interfere with your right to own or rent one. No one is obliged to let you into his living room or classroom to speak your mind, no one is obliged to publish whatever you'd like in his magazine, no one is obliged to buy and read it, either. Censorship implies that a wrong has been done. No one has done you a wrong, beyond, at least, insulting you. Instead, a reasonable accommodation has been made, permitting Poet and some others to feel free to participate in the Coffee Shop, while leaving those of us so inclined to continue to post on this thread. It was a solution both brilliant and fair, and I commend Lazarus Long for coming up with it..........
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