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In article <CGDuy0.DEr@world.std.com>, rik@world.std.com (Rik Ahlberg) writes:
|> I actually read all those posts on this topic, and here's this gay man's 
|> read on the situation:
|> 
|> If Clay were to perform that act on a streetcorner, I'd like to try to 
|> get him prosecuted under the hate crimes statute. (not at all a likely 
|> scenario, just one which intrigues me -- how protected _is_ public speech 
|> when it advocates violence?) :>
|> 
      {Cut cut, snip snip, cut cut}
      [Large quantity of Politically Correct Liberal Blather cut away]



|> Not trying to be PC, just advocating a little sanity in the world.
|> -- 
|>  Rik
|> 
|> Rik Ahlberg        |  Email Boston-RSI-request@world.std.com to join the
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Why do I have the feeling that if Clay were to perform his act on a street
corner, where his targets of humor were White Men, Catholics, Heterosexuals,
Republicans, Motherhood, Middleclass or Upperclass, Ross Perot, etc,
YOU, Rik, would pay TWICE THE PRICE of the costs for his tickets, just
for the opportunity to sit at his feet, and praise him, get him elected to
President, or have each joke declared a national historic document.

What a hypocrite.

Dennis
(my opinions)
I wan't planning on going, but now I'm damn well going to, and I'll 
leave a msg for the owners that he should be invited MORE OFTEN!!