Lance wrote:
As to suppression
of free speech..well..it'd appear that that's what takes place within your
family unit..at least for the females.
Excuse me, but as a female
within my father's family unit, I can tell you that there is no suppression of
free speech. My father is extremely tolerant, and his accepting attitude has
always given me the freedom to express myself. I would advise list members to
speak on subjects which they know. I know my father, and you are off the
mark.
-Christine
Lance Muir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
'feminine approach'?? 'emasculates
society'?? One would, at the very least, have to grant you your gila
monster-like tenacity when you latch onto a way of seeing, David. As to
suppression of free speech..well..it'd appear that that's what takes place
within your family unit..at least for the females. I actually believe that
the particular hatred you express herein may stem from some disorder
originating in your youth concerning your 'male identity'.
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Sent:
January 29, 2006 21:19
Subject:
[TruthTalk] Tolerance & Offense
There are two approaches to the problem of people being
offended. One approach is to have speakers work hard at not ever
offending anyone. I call this the feminine approach. It
basically emasculates society and suppresses free speech.
The other approach is to teach people to be tolerant and not to take
offense when someone presents a strong argument. I think this is the
better approach. Obviously people should not be so insensitive that
they railroad over people, but our society as become way too feminized
when signs in public places that promote righteousness and serving God
offend them.
David Miller.