🚀 go-pugleaf

Darren Gudmundson wrote:
> So what exactely is the problem here people?
> If you don't like what she has to say:
>    a). Dont't read it.
>    b). Counter punch.
> 
> Running to the ISP and whining until she's pulled is one of the lamest
> things I've come across in a long time.
> 
I don't think you are aware of the sort of stunts this "Babs" person
was up to.  It's one thing to ignore her postings, it's quite another
thing to ignore phone calls to your employer, which she allegedly made.

Myself, I responded to one of her posts with a message urging her to
continue!  I found her far too silly to see her leave, but then she
didn't call my employer (or did she?).

Barbara Amero (ak955@chebucto.ns.ca) wrote:
: You do not have the right to libel and slander.
: You do not have the right to freedom of that kind of speech.
: What part don't you understand, fellas?
: 
I guess Babs didn't understand any part of it - her account has been
yanked.  So much for _her_ rights - she's a hypocrite.

Here's the story we got out here on the left coast:
From the Vancouver Sun, Jan. 17, Page A10:
>WOMAN CUT OFF AFTER CRITICAL COMMENTS OFFEND INTERNET USERS
>Canadian Press, Halifax
>
> A Nova Scotia woman has been disconnected from a local internet 
> provider following complaints she posted anti-male messages on > newsgroups.
> Barbara Amero of Halifax said Friday she is the victim of censorship 
> and will file a harassment complaint.
> "Obviously it's censorship because I lost my account."
> Amaero, who had an account with tthe Chebucto Community Net, said
> newsgroup articles she posted about "rape proclivity among males" and
> violence against women prompted threats by offended users.
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