Re: What part of "no" don't I understand?

Chuck Warman (cwarman@sol.wf.net)
Wed, 24 Apr 1996 18:32:17 -0500

Jim Bell wrote:

<<<Thus Chuck is, it seems to me, doing what one does normally in the real
world--taking an organization at its word and drawing a rational conclusion
about it.

Without slicing and dicing to the point that linguistic coherence becomes a
bad dream, what part of that is so hard to understand?>>>

To which I would add, to Burgy,

In all the bandying of words, you haven't addressed my basic point, which
was the ACLU's double standard on the free speech issue: advocacy of
virtually unlimited free speech (hence support for neo-Nazis, KKK, etc.),
unless it's what the ACLU deems to be *religious* speech. So far as I know,
the ACLU has never attempted to suppress *any* type of speech other than
religious speech.

Chuck