On Thursday, March 27, 2003, at 02:34 PM, Cortlandt Wilson wrote:

> Joseph Rosenblatt wrote:
>> This story has been shown to be true. I am still left with these
>> questions.
>> 1. Because the story is true does it make question attributed to
>> Canterbury or the answer attributed to Powell any less arrogant?
>
> Arrogant by what standard?  It appears fair in your book to call others
> arrogant and disingenous.   In my opinion your freely calling others
> "arrogant"  indicates that you are at least as much of an arrogant
> bastard.
> That is my knee-jerk reaction anyway.  As far as I can see my reaction
> to
> you is as well or better grounded than is yours of Powell.
>
>> Let Peace be the maxim by which we act because we will Peace to
>> become a
>> universal law.
>
> Joseph, I don't understand this language of personal attack.  You keep
> repeating that phrase about peace yet your words read to me more as a
> hypocrite than a man of peace.  If peace relied on your words then I
> think
> we are all sunk.
>
> I say that peace begins with expressing ourselves in a fair and
> productive
> manner.

Like by calling someone an "arrogant bastard"? Or a "hypocrite"?

FW

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