🚀 go-pugleaf

William Hughes wrote:
> 
> On 15 May 1997 11:13:17 -0400, russotto@wanda.vf.pond.com (Matthew T. Russotto) wrote:
> >In article <3375e5d2.117550648@news2.cais.com>,
> >anonymous <anonymous@anonymous.com> wrote:
> >}On Fri, 09 May 1997 01:35:35 GMT, cmort@nwohio.com (Chris Morton)
> >}wrote:
> >}>I don't think we're ready for a revolution YET, but given the Clinton
> >}>administration's incessant attacks on civil liberties, we're
> >}>definitely heading that way.
> >}>
> >}>As for civil wars, Japan would have been a hell of a lot better of
> >}>with a Civil War in 1938 than what it got instead.
> >
> >}I am taking the liberty of forwarding your post to the FBI, given that
> >}you appear to be advocating civil war and revolution.    While it
> >}isn't  a crime to advocate such things, if you've actually taken steps
> >}towards furthering those ends (such as building up an illegal arms
> >}cache in preparation, or organizing a private army) you ought to be
> >}investigated for conspiracy to commit treason.
> >
> >Hey, look, a textbook attempt (probably by Joe the Troll) to create a
> >"chilling effect" on Mr. Morton's freedom of speech.
> 
> And you notice that the coward posts anonymously, unlike you, me and Chris.

Well, personally I post anonymously as well, though it's certainly not
at all difficult to find out who _I_ am. Just take a cruise through my
website and it's pretty easy to figure out - At any rate, I don't make a
habit of adding X-No-Arch*ve to my trolls and combine that with constant
alias-switching. (fortunately, this is easily defeated by a properly
coded search-engine callout. I've got a whole web-page full of them, all
aimed at Joe the Troll.)

Hmmm, funny, here I've been posting anonymously and standing up for the
Constitution and patriotism and other outmoded and unfashionable things,
and I've been getting a boatload of fallout in the "'hood" for it - and
Joe the Troll is probably posting anonymously to conceal the fact that
he's probably some sort of paid agent-provacateur.

> 
> 
> "A well-regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people
> to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed." Second Amendment, United States Constitution

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