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On Fri, 19 Mar 2004, John Klos wrote:

>> >> Let's just make sure we have this straight here:  In your .sig, you see
>> >> fit to quote the head of the Soviet puppet government which Stalin set
>> >> up in Bulgaria after the Second World War?
>> >
>> >Why not?
>>
>> ``If you have to ask, you'll never know.''
>
>No, really - why not? People quote Hitler, Stalin, and Bush all the time,
>and they are certainly evil motherfuckers. So why not?

Well, there we have it, ladies and gentlemen.  If Mr. Klos, at this
presumably stage in his development not only a.) sees no good reason not
to hold a mass-murdering dictator up as a source of wisdom in a .sig
file, but also b.) considers Bush (whatever his opinion of him may be)
to be `like' Hitler and stalin, I feel safe concluding that no
reasonable person is likely to take his opinions seriously, nor should
they.

Is that a clear enough expansion of my previous post, Mr. Klos, or do
you actually think either a.) or b.) is a sane, rational, or defensible
position?

Well?

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				Jim Wise
				jwise@draga.com
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