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To: TimF who wrote (170459)	6/3/2003 11:16:54 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1579775

What do you think about the Aryan group out in ID or the group even Rudolph represents? I don't know much about them but I don't think positively of them. For this one post I will abide by your request to "please, don't try to figure out why I asking it but just give me your honest impression of these people", but I would ask you to show some relevance. I had hoped you felt a little more strongly about them then you do. So let me shift to another perspective. The Aryan group/Rudoph are considered to be the radical right/ extremist conservatives. I suspect you're going to disagree with that view but give it up. Every ideology has extremists. So then, tell me what is the dividing line between Rudolph, who was against abortions, gov't in general and gays, and hard line conservatives? The only difference I see is that hard line conservatives don't advocate violence to get what they want. ted