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From: Tim Carey
Date: Thu, 06 May 1999 00:00

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[From Tim Carey (990505.0630)]


>Does anyone remember how this started?

I'm not sure historically which "this" you're referring to. From my
perspective my first venture into the "coercion debate" began last year when
I asked you to clarify your statements about schools being coercive
"systems". My only query was that it seemed odd from a PT perspective to
assign properties such as "coercion" to something like a system.

I'm not sure how it started this year but I think it was Bruce Gregory's
fault ;-)

Ed Ford hasn't been on this list during the time I've been on it though so I
can't help you with his comments or when they might have occurred.

Cheers,

Tim

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