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Opinion
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If you don't want to know what I think, boy have you come to the wrong place. |
IntroductionPeople have a legal and moral right to say what they think, and despite congressional attempts to squelch free speech and leave citizens bereft of their right to self-expression, what you'll find here is me saying what I think.If you are easily offended, please leave now. I don't plan to rush head-long into a slew of taboo subjects, but neither do I intend to shy away from them. Among other things, I am generally rather contemptuous of people and institutions unwilling to act morally. Yes, that means I'm not fond of many politicians, and if you have a favorite, you're just as likely as not to see me throw a verbal cow pie at him or her.I am not saying that communication is a right unfettered. As I have a right to be heard, you also have a right not to hear me. Since you're at my web site—in my Opinion section furthermore—you are clearly agreeing to hear what I have to say. Which is a pity, because who am I to tell you what I think? You'd probably learn more from reading the daily comics or watching reruns of Gilligan's Island. To each his own; you want opinions, I'll give you opinions. But I don't want the flames if you disagree with what I have to say.top |
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