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Date: | Wed, 3 Dec 2003 11:19:36 -0800 |
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After Mark said:
> The last thing that city hall should ever do is to exclude
> people from participating in any facet of local government simply because
> they pray to the wrong god or to no god at all.
Brice said:
> You could make this statement about any city council issue. If we
> take your position to it logical conclusion, the city council should
> not discuss ANY issue, because someone might be 'offended'.
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Or you could actually READ what Mark said, and take his actual words to a
logical conclusion: that nobody should be excluded from having their voice
heard simply because that person is of a specific faith.
There will always be offense, not that Mark even mentioned someone being
offended, but everyone still has the right to be heard.
Rs~
Russ Smith
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