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The Seed Discussion Forum / Re: administrator, why should pathology be tolerated?
« on: August 30, 2009, 03:29:18 AM »
Well, Antigen, at least you replied, and for that I thank you.
You suggest that my opinion of stack constitutes 'hate speech'. I consider that response to be a cheap-jack answer. Free speech implies, indeed necessitates, responsible speech. If the speaker speaks only malice, a forum,this one for example, quickly descends into babble, as this one has. We who have been 'guests'
should know well that'crazy-talk,stupid-talk' is a form of battery, and not to be tolerated.
The word 'obscene' derives from the Greek "that which should not be seen", and, like Stewart Potter said, it may be hard to define , but I know it when I see it.
What a quaint, archaic notion that one is, eh? Those dang Greeks, Huh? Yet were their lives more refined, less brutal than ours? What has human history taught us? After 25'000 or so years have we not learned any thing about normative behavior? (behavior includes speech, it's a complex behavior, but behavior nonetheless.) Get my point?
I called stack a " nasty little deviant". Well, a thing is what it is, and not something else. Many people who masquerade as 'mentally ill', are not so at all, but merely evil. It's malice, I think, that decides. ::unhappy:: ::unhappy::
You suggest that my opinion of stack constitutes 'hate speech'. I consider that response to be a cheap-jack answer. Free speech implies, indeed necessitates, responsible speech. If the speaker speaks only malice, a forum,this one for example, quickly descends into babble, as this one has. We who have been 'guests'
should know well that'crazy-talk,stupid-talk' is a form of battery, and not to be tolerated.
The word 'obscene' derives from the Greek "that which should not be seen", and, like Stewart Potter said, it may be hard to define , but I know it when I see it.
What a quaint, archaic notion that one is, eh? Those dang Greeks, Huh? Yet were their lives more refined, less brutal than ours? What has human history taught us? After 25'000 or so years have we not learned any thing about normative behavior? (behavior includes speech, it's a complex behavior, but behavior nonetheless.) Get my point?
I called stack a " nasty little deviant". Well, a thing is what it is, and not something else. Many people who masquerade as 'mentally ill', are not so at all, but merely evil. It's malice, I think, that decides. ::unhappy:: ::unhappy::