Bruce wrote:
https://myimgs.org/image/E16NBb32
Bruce wrote:
https://myimgs.org/image/E16NBb32
Dunce was once President of the Libertarian Party.
The Libertarian Party's stance on censorship is posted below.
Dunce is a Hypocrite with a capital "H."
The Libertarian Party strongly opposes all forms of government
censorship and regulation of speech, communication, and the press.
Core Positions on Censorship
Absolute Free Expression: The Libertarian Party Platform supports full freedom of expression and objects to any government control over media
and technology.
Rejection of Speech Restrictions: The party maintains that language perceived as offensive is not a valid reason for legal action. They
argue that speech does not constitute aggression or violence unless it
is a literal threat of physical harm.
Opposition to Government Pressure on Private Platforms: Libertarians
believe public officials should not use regulations or threats to
pressure private companies into censoring or moderating online content.
At the same time, they uphold the property rights of private platforms
to set their own terms of service under a free market.
Access to Information: The party asserts that self-ownership requires unfiltered access to all information, free from government propaganda or
a designated "truth police".
HarryLime wrote:
Bruce wrote:
https://myimgs.org/image/E16NBb32
Dunce was once President of the Libertarian Party.
The Libertarian Party's stance on censorship is posted below.
Dunce is a Hypocrite with a capital "H."
The Libertarian Party strongly opposes all forms of government censorship and regulation of speech, communication, and the press.
Core Positions on Censorship
Absolute Free Expression: The Libertarian Party Platform supports full freedom of expression and objects to any government control over media and technology.
Rejection of Speech Restrictions: The party maintains that language perceived as offensive is not a valid reason for legal action. They argue that speech does not constitute aggression or violence unless it is a literal threat of physical harm.
Opposition to Government Pressure on Private Platforms: Libertarians believe public officials should not use regulations or threats to pressure private companies into censoring or moderating online content. At the same time, they uphold the property rights of private platforms to set their own terms of service under a free market.
Access to Information: The party asserts that self-ownership requires unfiltered access to all information, free from government propaganda or a designated "truth police".
Bruce wrote:
HarryLime wrote:
Bruce wrote:
https://myimgs.org/image/E16NBb32
Dunce was once President of the Libertarian Party.
The Libertarian Party's stance on censorship is posted below.
Dunce is a Hypocrite with a capital "H."
The Libertarian Party strongly opposes all forms of government
censorship and regulation of speech, communication, and the press.
Core Positions on Censorship
Absolute Free Expression: The Libertarian Party Platform supports full
freedom of expression and objects to any government control over media
and technology.
Rejection of Speech Restrictions: The party maintains that language
perceived as offensive is not a valid reason for legal action. They
argue that speech does not constitute aggression or violence unless it
is a literal threat of physical harm.
Opposition to Government Pressure on Private Platforms: Libertarians
believe public officials should not use regulations or threats to
pressure private companies into censoring or moderating online content.
At the same time, they uphold the property rights of private platforms
to set their own terms of service under a free market.
Access to Information: The party asserts that self-ownership requires
unfiltered access to all information, free from government propaganda or
a designated "truth police".
He's a netcop wannabe, and a failure at it.
HarryLime wrote:
Bruce wrote:
https://myimgs.org/image/E16NBb32
Dunce was once President of the Libertarian Party.
The Libertarian Party's stance on censorship is posted below.
Dunce is a Hypocrite with a capital "H."
The Libertarian Party strongly opposes all forms of government
censorship and regulation of speech, communication, and the press.
Core Positions on Censorship
Absolute Free Expression: The Libertarian Party Platform supports full
freedom of expression and objects to any government control over media
and technology.
Rejection of Speech Restrictions: The party maintains that language
perceived as offensive is not a valid reason for legal action. They
argue that speech does not constitute aggression or violence unless it
is a literal threat of physical harm.
Opposition to Government Pressure on Private Platforms: Libertarians
believe public officials should not use regulations or threats to
pressure private companies into censoring or moderating online
content. At the same time, they uphold the property rights of private
platforms to set their own terms of service under a free market.
Access to Information: The party asserts that self-ownership requires
unfiltered access to all information, free from government propaganda
or a designated "truth police".
Are you saying our George Dance is this person?
Bruce wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
HarryLime wrote:
Bruce wrote:
https://myimgs.org/image/E16NBb32
Dunce was once President of the Libertarian Party.
The Libertarian Party's stance on censorship is posted below.
Dunce is a Hypocrite with a capital "H."
The Libertarian Party strongly opposes all forms of government
censorship and regulation of speech, communication, and the press.
Core Positions on Censorship
Absolute Free Expression: The Libertarian Party Platform supports full
freedom of expression and objects to any government control over media
and technology.
Rejection of Speech Restrictions: The party maintains that language
perceived as offensive is not a valid reason for legal action. They
argue that speech does not constitute aggression or violence unless it
is a literal threat of physical harm.
Opposition to Government Pressure on Private Platforms: Libertarians
believe public officials should not use regulations or threats to
pressure private companies into censoring or moderating online
content. At the same time, they uphold the property rights of private
platforms to set their own terms of service under a free market.
Access to Information: The party asserts that self-ownership requires
unfiltered access to all information, free from government propaganda
or a designated "truth police".
Are you saying our George Dance is this person?
Nothing gets past you, Chunky.
https://myimgs.org/image/E16NBb32
MummyChunk wrote:
Bruce wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
HarryLime wrote:
Bruce wrote:
https://myimgs.org/image/E16NBb32
Dunce was once President of the Libertarian Party.
The Libertarian Party's stance on censorship is posted below.
Dunce is a Hypocrite with a capital "H."
The Libertarian Party strongly opposes all forms of government
censorship and regulation of speech, communication, and the press.
Core Positions on Censorship
Absolute Free Expression: The Libertarian Party Platform supports full
freedom of expression and objects to any government control over media
and technology.
Rejection of Speech Restrictions: The party maintains that language
perceived as offensive is not a valid reason for legal action. They
argue that speech does not constitute aggression or violence unless it
is a literal threat of physical harm.
Opposition to Government Pressure on Private Platforms: Libertarians
believe public officials should not use regulations or threats to
pressure private companies into censoring or moderating online
content. At the same time, they uphold the property rights of private
platforms to set their own terms of service under a free market.
Access to Information: The party asserts that self-ownership requires
unfiltered access to all information, free from government propaganda
or a designated "truth police".
Are you saying our George Dance is this person?
Nothing gets past you, Chunky.
https://myimgs.org/image/E16NBb32
Its just so fascinating. I had no idea. I'll be very interested to hear about George's stories if he ever decides to share.
Such a wealth of knowledge and experience.
Always amazed to learn about some of the interesting people who have been on this site at one point or another over the years
Larry Flint
Michael Jackson
Tami Stronach
Dan Quayle
Siedah Garrett
Michael K. Williams
Alan Keyes
among others
Efn-
NancyGene wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
Bruce wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
HarryLime wrote:
Bruce wrote:
https://myimgs.org/image/E16NBb32
Dunce was once President of the Libertarian Party.
The Libertarian Party's stance on censorship is posted below.
Dunce is a Hypocrite with a capital "H."
The Libertarian Party strongly opposes all forms of government
censorship and regulation of speech, communication, and the press.
Core Positions on Censorship
Absolute Free Expression: The Libertarian Party Platform supports full >>>> freedom of expression and objects to any government control over media >>>> and technology.
Rejection of Speech Restrictions: The party maintains that language
perceived as offensive is not a valid reason for legal action. They
argue that speech does not constitute aggression or violence unless it >>>> is a literal threat of physical harm.
Opposition to Government Pressure on Private Platforms: Libertarians
believe public officials should not use regulations or threats to
pressure private companies into censoring or moderating online
content. At the same time, they uphold the property rights of private
platforms to set their own terms of service under a free market.
Access to Information: The party asserts that self-ownership requires
unfiltered access to all information, free from government propaganda
or a designated "truth police".
Are you saying our George Dance is this person?
Nothing gets past you, Chunky.
https://myimgs.org/image/E16NBb32
Its just so fascinating. I had no idea. I'll be very interested to hear about George's stories if he ever decides to share.
Such a wealth of knowledge and experience.
Always amazed to learn about some of the interesting people who have been on this site at one point or another over the years
Larry Flint
Michael Jackson
Tami Stronach
Dan Quayle
Siedah Garrett
Michael K. Williams
Alan Keyes
among others
Efn-
Larry "Flint" may have been on Usenet, but Larry Flynt was not. In fact, none of the names listed were ever on Usenet.
MummyChunk wrote:
NancyGene wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
Bruce wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
HarryLime wrote:
Bruce wrote:
https://myimgs.org/image/E16NBb32
Dunce was once President of the Libertarian Party.
The Libertarian Party's stance on censorship is posted below.
Dunce is a Hypocrite with a capital "H."
The Libertarian Party strongly opposes all forms of government
censorship and regulation of speech, communication, and the press.
Core Positions on Censorship
Absolute Free Expression: The Libertarian Party Platform supports full >>>>> freedom of expression and objects to any government control over media >>>>> and technology.
Rejection of Speech Restrictions: The party maintains that language
perceived as offensive is not a valid reason for legal action. They
argue that speech does not constitute aggression or violence unless it >>>>> is a literal threat of physical harm.
Opposition to Government Pressure on Private Platforms: Libertarians >>>>> believe public officials should not use regulations or threats to
pressure private companies into censoring or moderating online
content. At the same time, they uphold the property rights of private >>>>> platforms to set their own terms of service under a free market.
Access to Information: The party asserts that self-ownership requires >>>>> unfiltered access to all information, free from government propaganda >>>>> or a designated "truth police".
Are you saying our George Dance is this person?
Nothing gets past you, Chunky.
https://myimgs.org/image/E16NBb32
Its just so fascinating. I had no idea. I'll be very interested to hear about George's stories if he ever decides to share.
Such a wealth of knowledge and experience.
Always amazed to learn about some of the interesting people who have been on this site at one point or another over the years
Larry Flint
Michael Jackson
Tami Stronach
Dan Quayle
Siedah Garrett
Michael K. Williams
Alan Keyes
among others
Efn-
Larry "Flint" may have been on Usenet, but Larry Flynt was not. In fact, none of the names listed were ever on Usenet.
Yes, I had a typo in his name.
Who ever said anything about Usenet?
NancyGene wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
NancyGene wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
Bruce wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
HarryLime wrote:
Bruce wrote:
https://myimgs.org/image/E16NBb32
Dunce was once President of the Libertarian Party.
The Libertarian Party's stance on censorship is posted below.
Dunce is a Hypocrite with a capital "H."
The Libertarian Party strongly opposes all forms of government
censorship and regulation of speech, communication, and the press. >>>>>>
Core Positions on Censorship
Absolute Free Expression: The Libertarian Party Platform supports full >>>>>> freedom of expression and objects to any government control over media >>>>>> and technology.
Rejection of Speech Restrictions: The party maintains that language >>>>>> perceived as offensive is not a valid reason for legal action. They >>>>>> argue that speech does not constitute aggression or violence unless it >>>>>> is a literal threat of physical harm.
Opposition to Government Pressure on Private Platforms: Libertarians >>>>>> believe public officials should not use regulations or threats to
pressure private companies into censoring or moderating online
content. At the same time, they uphold the property rights of private >>>>>> platforms to set their own terms of service under a free market.
Access to Information: The party asserts that self-ownership requires >>>>>> unfiltered access to all information, free from government propaganda >>>>>> or a designated "truth police".
Are you saying our George Dance is this person?
Nothing gets past you, Chunky.
https://myimgs.org/image/E16NBb32
Its just so fascinating. I had no idea. I'll be very interested to hear about George's stories if he ever decides to share.
Such a wealth of knowledge and experience.
Always amazed to learn about some of the interesting people who have been on this site at one point or another over the years
Larry Flint
Michael Jackson
Tami Stronach
Dan Quayle
Siedah Garrett
Michael K. Williams
Alan Keyes
among others
Efn-
Larry "Flint" may have been on Usenet, but Larry Flynt was not. In fact, none of the names listed were ever on Usenet.
Yes, I had a typo in his name.
Who ever said anything about Usenet?
And what, Chunk, do you mean by "this site?" On a computer, on Earth, alive? They weren't on alt.arts.poetry.comments. They weren't on JLA Forums.
MummyChunk wrote:
NancyGene wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
NancyGene wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
Bruce wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
HarryLime wrote:
Bruce wrote:
https://myimgs.org/image/E16NBb32
Dunce was once President of the Libertarian Party.
The Libertarian Party's stance on censorship is posted below.
Dunce is a Hypocrite with a capital "H."
The Libertarian Party strongly opposes all forms of government
censorship and regulation of speech, communication, and the press. >>>>>>>
Core Positions on Censorship
Absolute Free Expression: The Libertarian Party Platform supports full >>>>>>> freedom of expression and objects to any government control over media >>>>>>> and technology.
Rejection of Speech Restrictions: The party maintains that language >>>>>>> perceived as offensive is not a valid reason for legal action. They >>>>>>> argue that speech does not constitute aggression or violence unless it >>>>>>> is a literal threat of physical harm.
Opposition to Government Pressure on Private Platforms: Libertarians >>>>>>> believe public officials should not use regulations or threats to >>>>>>> pressure private companies into censoring or moderating online
content. At the same time, they uphold the property rights of private >>>>>>> platforms to set their own terms of service under a free market. >>>>>>>
Access to Information: The party asserts that self-ownership requires >>>>>>> unfiltered access to all information, free from government propaganda >>>>>>> or a designated "truth police".
Are you saying our George Dance is this person?
Nothing gets past you, Chunky.
https://myimgs.org/image/E16NBb32
Its just so fascinating. I had no idea. I'll be very interested to hear about George's stories if he ever decides to share.
Such a wealth of knowledge and experience.
Always amazed to learn about some of the interesting people who have been on this site at one point or another over the years
Larry Flint
Michael Jackson
Tami Stronach
Dan Quayle
Siedah Garrett
Michael K. Williams
Alan Keyes
among others
Efn-
Larry "Flint" may have been on Usenet, but Larry Flynt was not. In fact, none of the names listed were ever on Usenet.
Yes, I had a typo in his name.
Who ever said anything about Usenet?
And what, Chunk, do you mean by "this site?" On a computer, on Earth, alive? They weren't on alt.arts.poetry.comments. They weren't on JLA Forums.
This site.
I never said anything about AAPC either. :?:
Are you having a slow day today NancyGene?
MummyChunk wrote:
NancyGene wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
NancyGene wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
Bruce wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
HarryLime wrote:
Bruce wrote:
https://myimgs.org/image/E16NBb32
Dunce was once President of the Libertarian Party.
The Libertarian Party's stance on censorship is posted below.
Dunce is a Hypocrite with a capital "H."
The Libertarian Party strongly opposes all forms of government
censorship and regulation of speech, communication, and the press. >>>>>>>
Core Positions on Censorship
Absolute Free Expression: The Libertarian Party Platform supports full >>>>>>> freedom of expression and objects to any government control over media >>>>>>> and technology.
Rejection of Speech Restrictions: The party maintains that language >>>>>>> perceived as offensive is not a valid reason for legal action. They >>>>>>> argue that speech does not constitute aggression or violence unless it >>>>>>> is a literal threat of physical harm.
Opposition to Government Pressure on Private Platforms: Libertarians >>>>>>> believe public officials should not use regulations or threats to >>>>>>> pressure private companies into censoring or moderating online
content. At the same time, they uphold the property rights of private >>>>>>> platforms to set their own terms of service under a free market. >>>>>>>
Access to Information: The party asserts that self-ownership requires >>>>>>> unfiltered access to all information, free from government propaganda >>>>>>> or a designated "truth police".
Are you saying our George Dance is this person?
Nothing gets past you, Chunky.
https://myimgs.org/image/E16NBb32
Its just so fascinating. I had no idea. I'll be very interested to hear about George's stories if he ever decides to share.
Such a wealth of knowledge and experience.
Always amazed to learn about some of the interesting people who have been on this site at one point or another over the years
Larry Flint
Michael Jackson
Tami Stronach
Dan Quayle
Siedah Garrett
Michael K. Williams
Alan Keyes
among others
Efn-
Larry "Flint" may have been on Usenet, but Larry Flynt was not. In fact, none of the names listed were ever on Usenet.
Yes, I had a typo in his name.
Who ever said anything about Usenet?
And what, Chunk, do you mean by "this site?" On a computer, on Earth, alive? They weren't on alt.arts.poetry.comments. They weren't on JLA Forums.
This site.
I never said anything about AAPC either. :?:
Are you having a slow day today NancyGene?
NancyGene wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
NancyGene wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
NancyGene wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
Bruce wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
HarryLime wrote:
Bruce wrote:
https://myimgs.org/image/E16NBb32
Dunce was once President of the Libertarian Party.
The Libertarian Party's stance on censorship is posted below.
Dunce is a Hypocrite with a capital "H."
The Libertarian Party strongly opposes all forms of government >>>>>>>> censorship and regulation of speech, communication, and the press. >>>>>>>>
Core Positions on Censorship
Absolute Free Expression: The Libertarian Party Platform supports full >>>>>>>> freedom of expression and objects to any government control over media >>>>>>>> and technology.
Rejection of Speech Restrictions: The party maintains that language >>>>>>>> perceived as offensive is not a valid reason for legal action. They >>>>>>>> argue that speech does not constitute aggression or violence unless it >>>>>>>> is a literal threat of physical harm.
Opposition to Government Pressure on Private Platforms: Libertarians >>>>>>>> believe public officials should not use regulations or threats to >>>>>>>> pressure private companies into censoring or moderating online >>>>>>>> content. At the same time, they uphold the property rights of private >>>>>>>> platforms to set their own terms of service under a free market. >>>>>>>>
Access to Information: The party asserts that self-ownership requires >>>>>>>> unfiltered access to all information, free from government propaganda >>>>>>>> or a designated "truth police".
Are you saying our George Dance is this person?
Nothing gets past you, Chunky.
https://myimgs.org/image/E16NBb32
Its just so fascinating. I had no idea. I'll be very interested to hear about George's stories if he ever decides to share.
Such a wealth of knowledge and experience.
Always amazed to learn about some of the interesting people who have been on this site at one point or another over the years
Larry Flint
Michael Jackson
Tami Stronach
Dan Quayle
Siedah Garrett
Michael K. Williams
Alan Keyes
among others
Efn-
Larry "Flint" may have been on Usenet, but Larry Flynt was not. In fact, none of the names listed were ever on Usenet.
Yes, I had a typo in his name.
Who ever said anything about Usenet?
And what, Chunk, do you mean by "this site?" On a computer, on Earth, alive? They weren't on alt.arts.poetry.comments. They weren't on JLA Forums.
This site.
I never said anything about AAPC either. :?:
Are you having a slow day today NancyGene?
Are you having a slow AI day today, Chunk? What is "this site," if not JLA Forums, Usenet, the Internet or AAPC? Are you writing from the moon (or Russia?). Yes! Maybe they have all visited Russia and you know that! Da.
MummyChunk wrote:
NancyGene wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
NancyGene wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
NancyGene wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
Bruce wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
HarryLime wrote:
Bruce wrote:
https://myimgs.org/image/E16NBb32
Dunce was once President of the Libertarian Party.
The Libertarian Party's stance on censorship is posted below. >>>>>>>>>
Dunce is a Hypocrite with a capital "H."
The Libertarian Party strongly opposes all forms of government >>>>>>>>> censorship and regulation of speech, communication, and the press. >>>>>>>>>
Core Positions on Censorship
Absolute Free Expression: The Libertarian Party Platform supports full
freedom of expression and objects to any government control over media
and technology.
Rejection of Speech Restrictions: The party maintains that language >>>>>>>>> perceived as offensive is not a valid reason for legal action. They >>>>>>>>> argue that speech does not constitute aggression or violence unless it
is a literal threat of physical harm.
Opposition to Government Pressure on Private Platforms: Libertarians >>>>>>>>> believe public officials should not use regulations or threats to >>>>>>>>> pressure private companies into censoring or moderating online >>>>>>>>> content. At the same time, they uphold the property rights of private >>>>>>>>> platforms to set their own terms of service under a free market. >>>>>>>>>
Access to Information: The party asserts that self-ownership requires >>>>>>>>> unfiltered access to all information, free from government propaganda >>>>>>>>> or a designated "truth police".
Are you saying our George Dance is this person?
Nothing gets past you, Chunky.
https://myimgs.org/image/E16NBb32
Its just so fascinating. I had no idea. I'll be very interested to hear about George's stories if he ever decides to share.
Such a wealth of knowledge and experience.
Always amazed to learn about some of the interesting people who have been on this site at one point or another over the years
Larry Flint
Michael Jackson
Tami Stronach
Dan Quayle
Siedah Garrett
Michael K. Williams
Alan Keyes
among others
Efn-
Larry "Flint" may have been on Usenet, but Larry Flynt was not. In fact, none of the names listed were ever on Usenet.
Yes, I had a typo in his name.
Who ever said anything about Usenet?
And what, Chunk, do you mean by "this site?" On a computer, on Earth, alive? They weren't on alt.arts.poetry.comments. They weren't on JLA Forums.
This site.
I never said anything about AAPC either. :?:
Are you having a slow day today NancyGene?
Are you having a slow AI day today, Chunk? What is "this site," if not JLA Forums, Usenet, the Internet or AAPC? Are you writing from the moon (or Russia?). Yes! Maybe they have all visited Russia and you know that! Da.
Ok, I'll try again. This site. The same one both of us are posting on.
But since he is no longer with us, I think it's safe to share this one interesting story as an example.
Back in April 2020 in one of the private groups I follow here, Larry Flynt (who was a frequent poster) started a thread and had a very interesting discussion about this old thread from another public group.
http://www.jlaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=408467489
There was a considerable long conversation about it and the thread went on for some time. One of the mods here was involved and mentioned that they threw the original old thread up on one of the social media channels. After that he (Larry) responded that he "liked it" from his account on that platform. The mod said thanks and posted the screenshot of it below.
HarryLime wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
NancyGene wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
NancyGene wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
NancyGene wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
Bruce wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
HarryLime wrote:
Bruce wrote:
https://myimgs.org/image/E16NBb32
Dunce was once President of the Libertarian Party.
The Libertarian Party's stance on censorship is posted below. >>>>>>>>>>
Dunce is a Hypocrite with a capital "H."
The Libertarian Party strongly opposes all forms of government >>>>>>>>>> censorship and regulation of speech, communication, and the press. >>>>>>>>>>
Core Positions on Censorship
Absolute Free Expression: The Libertarian Party Platform supports full
freedom of expression and objects to any government control over media
and technology.
Rejection of Speech Restrictions: The party maintains that language >>>>>>>>>> perceived as offensive is not a valid reason for legal action. They >>>>>>>>>> argue that speech does not constitute aggression or violence unless it
is a literal threat of physical harm.
Opposition to Government Pressure on Private Platforms: Libertarians >>>>>>>>>> believe public officials should not use regulations or threats to >>>>>>>>>> pressure private companies into censoring or moderating online >>>>>>>>>> content. At the same time, they uphold the property rights of private
platforms to set their own terms of service under a free market. >>>>>>>>>>
Access to Information: The party asserts that self-ownership requires
unfiltered access to all information, free from government propaganda
or a designated "truth police".
Are you saying our George Dance is this person?
Nothing gets past you, Chunky.
https://myimgs.org/image/E16NBb32
Its just so fascinating. I had no idea. I'll be very interested to hear about George's stories if he ever decides to share.
Such a wealth of knowledge and experience.
Always amazed to learn about some of the interesting people who have been on this site at one point or another over the years
Larry Flint
Michael Jackson
Tami Stronach
Dan Quayle
Siedah Garrett
Michael K. Williams
Alan Keyes
among others
Efn-
Larry "Flint" may have been on Usenet, but Larry Flynt was not. In fact, none of the names listed were ever on Usenet.
Yes, I had a typo in his name.
Who ever said anything about Usenet?
And what, Chunk, do you mean by "this site?" On a computer, on Earth, alive? They weren't on alt.arts.poetry.comments. They weren't on JLA Forums.
This site.
I never said anything about AAPC either. :?:
Are you having a slow day today NancyGene?
Are you having a slow AI day today, Chunk? What is "this site," if not JLA Forums, Usenet, the Internet or AAPC? Are you writing from the moon (or Russia?). Yes! Maybe they have all visited Russia and you know that! Da.
Ok, I'll try again. This site. The same one both of us are posting on.
But since he is no longer with us, I think it's safe to share this one interesting story as an example.
Back in April 2020 in one of the private groups I follow here, Larry Flynt (who was a frequent poster) started a thread and had a very interesting discussion about this old thread from another public group.
http://www.jlaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=408467489
There was a considerable long conversation about it and the thread went on for some time. One of the mods here was involved and mentioned that they threw the original old thread up on one of the social media channels. After that he (Larry) responded that he "liked it" from his account on that platform. The mod said thanks and posted the screenshot of it below.
I'm sorry, MC, but this looks extremely sus.
The link you posted goes to a 2003 thread about Larry Flynt, who does not participate in the discussion.
I realize that you're saying he posted about a 2003 thread in 2020 (17 years after the fact) but... why? It isn't a memorable discussion by any stretch of the imagination.
And why is this "private group" so private that you can't even mention its name?
HarryLime wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
NancyGene wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
NancyGene wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
NancyGene wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
Bruce wrote:
MummyChunk wrote:
HarryLime wrote:
Bruce wrote:
https://myimgs.org/image/E16NBb32
Dunce was once President of the Libertarian Party.
The Libertarian Party's stance on censorship is posted below. >>>>>>>>>>
Dunce is a Hypocrite with a capital "H."
The Libertarian Party strongly opposes all forms of government >>>>>>>>>> censorship and regulation of speech, communication, and the press. >>>>>>>>>>
Core Positions on Censorship
Absolute Free Expression: The Libertarian Party Platform supports full
freedom of expression and objects to any government control over media
and technology.
Rejection of Speech Restrictions: The party maintains that language >>>>>>>>>> perceived as offensive is not a valid reason for legal action. They >>>>>>>>>> argue that speech does not constitute aggression or violence unless it
is a literal threat of physical harm.
Opposition to Government Pressure on Private Platforms: Libertarians >>>>>>>>>> believe public officials should not use regulations or threats to >>>>>>>>>> pressure private companies into censoring or moderating online >>>>>>>>>> content. At the same time, they uphold the property rights of private
platforms to set their own terms of service under a free market. >>>>>>>>>>
Access to Information: The party asserts that self-ownership requires
unfiltered access to all information, free from government propaganda
or a designated "truth police".
Are you saying our George Dance is this person?
Nothing gets past you, Chunky.
https://myimgs.org/image/E16NBb32
Its just so fascinating. I had no idea. I'll be very interested to hear about George's stories if he ever decides to share.
Such a wealth of knowledge and experience.
Always amazed to learn about some of the interesting people who have been on this site at one point or another over the years
Larry Flint
Michael Jackson
Tami Stronach
Dan Quayle
Siedah Garrett
Michael K. Williams
Alan Keyes
among others
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Larry "Flint" may have been on Usenet, but Larry Flynt was not. In fact, none of the names listed were ever on Usenet.
Yes, I had a typo in his name.
Who ever said anything about Usenet?
And what, Chunk, do you mean by "this site?" On a computer, on Earth, alive? They weren't on alt.arts.poetry.comments. They weren't on JLA Forums.
This site.
I never said anything about AAPC either. :?:
Are you having a slow day today NancyGene?
Are you having a slow AI day today, Chunk? What is "this site," if not JLA Forums, Usenet, the Internet or AAPC? Are you writing from the moon (or Russia?). Yes! Maybe they have all visited Russia and you know that! Da.
Ok, I'll try again. This site. The same one both of us are posting on.
But since he is no longer with us, I think it's safe to share this one interesting story as an example.
Back in April 2020 in one of the private groups I follow here, Larry Flynt (who was a frequent poster) started a thread and had a very interesting discussion about this old thread from another public group.
http://www.jlaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=408467489
There was a considerable long conversation about it and the thread went on for some time. One of the mods here was involved and mentioned that they threw the original old thread up on one of the social media channels. After that he (Larry) responded that he "liked it" from his account on that platform. The mod said thanks and posted the screenshot of it below.
I'm sorry, MC, but this looks extremely sus.
The link you posted goes to a 2003 thread about Larry Flynt, who does not participate in the discussion.
I realize that you're saying he posted about a 2003 thread in 2020 (17 years after the fact) but... why? It isn't a memorable discussion by any stretch of the imagination.
And why is this "private group" so private that you can't even mention its name?
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