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To: Ilaine who wrote (11797)	12/12/2001 11:20:25 AM
From: LLCF	Respond to of 74559

<Well, actually I was arguing with Don, not asserting independent claims. > You were confused as to what 100% reserve meant... I simply helped out. <business people think credit is a good thing; hard money advocates think hard money is a good thing; and a group of people I haven't yet a name for think credit is immoral - maybe because of interest? - > No, hard money advocates think credit is fine, this relates directly to the point I made about what 100% reserve requirement really is. My point is very straight forward, implications clear and has nothing to do with religious or other beliefs. Sorry, I don't mean to be in anyones face, but the distinction I made is central to the issue being dicussed. DAK