Re: MONETARY: Filipino Victims of Prostitution and the Present Economic System

[Dan Bell <dbell@kent.edu>]

Norm,

As far as I understand, Rodney Shakespeare is the moderator for this group.

http://cog.kent.edu/grpMonetaryReform.htm

I accept your feedback that I had arbitrarily requested closing off discussion.
In fact, no one from the list has expressed a complaint to me, so I was acting
solely on an erroneous assumption that subscribers interested in discussing
monetary reform did not want to be subjected to the discussion of a hate
letter.

I guess I should think twice before adopting the latest fad exercised 
by US government --
the preemptive strike!

I withdraw my request.

Cheers,

Dan


At 01:25 PM 4/5/2006, you wrote:
>Dan,
>
>I don't buy the reasoning behind your decision.  I offered a 
>connection to the subject of monetary justice in my last posting to 
>Eric's email.  You are arbitrarily closing off discussion of the 
>monetary root causes of group hate and exploitation and I strongly 
>object.  I'm happy to see that Art Bell was not the source of the 
>hateful letter that Eric tried to address.  But whoever was the 
>author displays the sickness of a growing number of people whose 
>minds have been captured by the ideology of hate that has bred 
>global terrorism. Running away from hate makes us responsible for 
>the consequences.  Hate must be confronted headon and neutralized by 
>an ideology of peace through justice. I know you mean well, but I 
>think you're wrong in preemptively shutting down the open 
>marketplace of civilized thought.
>
>With all due respect to you as a moderator,
>Norm,

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