Theos-Talk Archives (November 1998 Message tt00294)

Jerry S:
>I find it fascinating psychology to see how some people can
>dish it out, but can't take it. While I agree that D has gone a
>bit far, he still, like everyone else, has a right to say what
>he thinks even though most on this list will not agree with it.
>I don't like what Frank and Dallas have to say most of the
>time, but I respect their right to their opinons and their take
>on theosophical topics. This is an open list, and members
>can say what they want to say in words that they want to use,
>although I do admit that some Theosophical compassion
>for others would be nice.
>
>The proper answer here is not to moderate the list, but
>rather for individuals who have strong objections to either
>filter out certain writers or use their 'delete' key. This is
>what democracy and freedom are all about folks.

Ugly, stupid, anti-this or anti-that words spew forth from some twisted
minds(?) outside this forum far more often -- life is like this.  So
until the Darrens multiply to the point of the dominant view -- I agree
with Jerry.  Ignore, delete or argue with the sappy notions, but throw no
one out of your heart (or Theos-talk).


--
<> Nicholas Weeks <> am455@lafn.org <> Los Angeles
  When hearing, pondering and practicing the Dharma, one's aim should be
  first of all to subdue one's own mind.   Gyelwa Ensapa