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To: X Y Zebra who wrote (31942)	4/8/1998 2:06:00 PM
From: X Y Zebra	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 41046

Very well, since it is obvious that in SI it is ok to allow for someone to post anything they want, regardless if in the past it has been proven that those who post whatever rubbish they want is based on lies, distortion of the facts, and indeed attacks on other individuals with innuendoes of criminal activity. Yet a few words of the venerable and wise Vulcan language seems to infringe far deeper in the puritanical principles of some, indeed seems to be sufficient to censor, (dare I say it?), freedom of expression... Strange set of values. According to these puritanical values, it is o.k. to express the distortion of facts, to lie, and to make innuendoes of criminal activity in regards to others.... That's o.k. But one can not express a fair opinion based on clear evidence, if in such expression, the wise language of the Vulcans is used... Amazing... So, never you mind, here is the "edited", (some may say more "civil"), version of the prior response to the private message sent by someone who I deeply dislike. I do not have to give reasons why, I simply do. By the way, I thought we were going to get an "exclude" button... I received this: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To: x y zebra From: Thomas DeSousa Wednesday, Apr 8 1998 11:18AM ET zebra, This AM you wrote >>>>Quite a Fruit-Nutcake Case, if you ask me...<<<<< Are Valuespec's posts much different than your post a week ago that I referenced below. exchange2000.com Good luck in ftel, as I also do not have any faith in the company !!!! Tom -------------------------------------------------------------------- To the poster of the above: Do not address me by private mail. I have nothing to say to you or the likes of you. It is clear you have ill intentions and in the past you have shown your lack of integrity. That alone disqualifies you as someone I could have the slightest desire to enter into an exchange of anything, as you are incapable of producing anything of value that could possibly spark my interest. Do not flatter yourself, it is a mere coincidence that I may express a specific view about anything, you could presume that such view would agree with anything your corrupt brain would be possible of expressing. The coincidence of such event seems to me as strange as the fact that you would be capable of articulating a single valuable thought. You see, the fact that you act based on instincts does not necessarily represent your ability to think, reason or being conscious of your actions, which I repeat, are mere reactions to outside stimuli. Your capacity for consciousness can not enable you to comprehend what the meaning of ethics could mean, in fact, I doubt that you have ever read anything remote to a definition of ethics, let alone understanding it and being conscious of such principle. I have no idea why you or v-s have addressed me, I have not addressed anything to you or the likes of you. If whatever I say seems to fit you, well simply put on the jacket, that is not my problem, it is yours. Do not respond to this note either, as I will simply click on "next" Z.

To: X Y Zebra who wrote (31942)	4/9/1998 3:24:00 PM
From: X Y Zebra	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 41046

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