On Friday, March 1, 2002, at 10:44 AM, Khoder bin Hakkin wrote: > The Roman Catholic Taliban writes: > >> "The ideology of radical libertarianism is both mistaken and harmful > not >> least, to legitimate free expression in the service of truth. > > Tell Galileo Galilei about free expression of truth, bub. > >> The error lies in exalting freedom to such an extent that it becomes > an absolute, >> which would then be the source of values.... > > The irony of the Vatican Taliban decrying sources of absolutes and > values... > oh, that's right ---*competing* sources. Never mind. >
Utter crap. The Vatican is not the Taliban. When the Vatican and its agents start causing women to get themselves butchered in alleys for the sake of what some celibate priest claims is true, that'll be the time to start killing the Vatican's soldiers and agents! ..pause... Oh, well, never mind, then. --Tim May "The great object is that every man be armed and everyone who is able may have a gun." --Patrick Henry "The best we can hope for concerning the people at large is that they be properly armed." --Alexander Hamilton
