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Article #222Re: Banned Computer Material 1992
From: Daniel Zabetakis
Date: Tue, 06 Oct 1992 20:58
Date: Tue, 06 Oct 1992 20:58
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In article <1992Oct6.161301.2354@mtek.com> bud@mtek.com writes:
[complaining about CMK and his banned material list]
> You seem to be highly selective
>about where you choose to apply your alleged standards.
Really? I would have said that Carl Kadie was one of the best examples
of consistancy on the net. He sets out his beliefs with clarity, and shows
how each case he talks about violates what we would call 'academic freedom'.
He is not selective even by silence. He has showed up in nearly every
group I read to argue for AF when the issue comes up.
I can understand people being upset with and abotu Carl Kadie, but
calling him 'highly selective' is pretty far out.
DanZ
--
"I think it is a little premature to attribute the failures of American
foriegn policy to Carl Kadie."
-Mike Godwin
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