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In article <1993Sep7.180538.25808@news.cs.brandeis.edu>, himmel@binah.cc.brandeis.edu writes:
|> No, indeed.  Sex is not "a bad thing", but there are still family people
|> and young people like myself who aspire to the Providence-given rules of
|> ethical conduct wherein intimacy is a holy interaction between a man and
|> woman who dearly love each other and are already joined by the bond of
|> matrimony.
|> 
|> I currently don't have any suggestions on how to strike a balance between
|> freedom of speech and morality, but it is perhaps reasonable to request 
|> that the non-religious majority be sensitive to those of us who are trying
|> to live by the Laws of Noah stipulated in the scriptures of the various
|> major world religions such as Judaism, Islam, and Christianity.
|> 
|> Isn't it curious that this discussion appears in a for-sale computer 
|> group?

A question and two comments:
  
(question) 
What does a city in Rhode Island have to do with selling computers.

(comment 1)
This is the United States; freedom of speech and religion.  You don't try
to impose yours on me and I don't try to impose mine on you.

(comment 2)
Take this discussion elsewhere.  Some of us (apparently a minority) are
actually interested in buying and selling things.

-- 
Any agreement between my and my employer's opinions is probably coincidental.

David K. Taylor                       dtaylor@empros.com