I have a gripe about people griping and startin' little "fisticuffs" via
the list .
I think we should all remember what our mothers said , "If you can't say
something nice , then don't say anything at all."
Like this ongoing crap of trying to relive the civil war with Tony and Eric
I think it was .
I mean , obviously the guy in NC is not a racist and just likes what he
likes ! I think that the other guy was really trying to antagonize him as
much as possible .
My point is this , I may not like some of the people in this group
personally , but we all have a common thread that binds us . We don't have
to like everything about everyone , that's what individuallity is .
All that IS required is that each of us be decent and not infringe on
anyone else's rights or whatever .
Think about it , do you really want everyone in the U.S. to be just like
you ? How boring that would be ! I know I wouldn't want anyone to be JUST
like me !
The bottom line is that if you don't like what someone has to say , than
either talk to them in private WITHOUT INTENTIONALLY AGGING THEM ON , or
just grin and bear it .
And if you think that a friendly response to a post is inappropriate , then
take whatever steps you need to be satisfied , because no matter how much
you want this list to be strictly to do with useful info on the Dakota ,
there will ALWAYS be people that have common interests that will send some
messages that are "useless" . I guess we should just flog these people to
death for being friendly and social , two things that are lacking in
today's society .
As a matter of fact , I should be burned at the stake for making everyone
get this message .
What was I thinking !
How dare me !
At 05:01 AM 6/15/98 EDT, you wrote:
>No offense meant by this, but since Im unaware of the location of every DML
>reader on the list, I dont find it inappropriate to post letters asking who
>and when people are going to Milan. Milan does have something to do with
>Dakotas, people post times ran on the list and since Milan is a drag track, I
>find it appropriate.
>ps, I try to remember to change the "subject title"
>Eric
>
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