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To: TimF who wrote (185055)	3/17/2004 8:14:31 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1573889

Shouldn't that be the parents choice? Yes, of course, but the parents who find the subjects objectionable don't want others to have the choice. They want the subjects dropped period. Maybe they do want it dropped. Maybe they don't. But the parents' action that was criticized was their refusal to support those who support what they find objectionable, nothing more nothing less. They do. There's no maybe. That's why they are not buying the GS cookies. And the criticism was not what you suggest......it was the fact that they wanted the GS and the other parents to conform to their way of thinking. ted