Scríobh "William A. T. Clark" :
>In article ,
> =?ISO-8859-1?Q?F=E9achad=F3ir?= <Féach@d.óir> wrote:
>
>> Scríobh "William A. T. Clark" :
>> >In article ,
>> > "Der Weiße Wolf <rayh<spam>@iol.ie>"  wrote:
>> >
>> >> On Fri, 30 Nov 2007 21:32:52 +0000, Féachadóir <Féach@d.óir> wrote:
>> >> 
>> >> >Scríobh "William A. T. Clark" :
>> >> >>
>> >> >>> Something about "spongers" come to mind...
>> >> >>
>> >> >>As opposed to plastic paddy phonies that pretend to be freedom fighters 
>> >> >>from a careful 3,000 miles away.
>> >> >>
>> >> >>Yup, that's a real hero.
>> >> >
>> >> >No, its a troll. Quit feeding it.
>> >> 
>> >> Fascist! Ger!  Ordering people who they can and cannot reply to!  How
>> >> secular-progressive of him...  or is that Orwellian?  I report, you 
>> >> decide, 
>> >> if
>> >> you have the fortitude to ignore the censors and think for yourselves!  
>> >> Read 
>> >> my
>> >> sig!
>> >> 
>> >> Ray
>> >
>> >Yes, a sig from one of the principal philosophical icons of German 
>> >Naziism.
>> >
>> >It figures.
>> 
>> If you feed them, they will keep coming back. Let Ray have his free
>> speech, I have no interest in censoring him. He can post till doomsday
>> for all I care. But you have the power to deprive him of what he
>> craves most: attention.
>> 
>> His idiocy survives because you give him an audience.  It's your
>> choice.
>
>Yes, I take your point, but we can also have some fun at his expense. 

No, you can drive out interesting speech because you continue to
encourage the poison. If you want to have fun, try alt.revisionism,
where it's topical.

>He's generally not smart enough to know when his leg is being pulled, 
>and he certainly deserves to be held up to public ridicule.

No, he deserves to be shunned. It works. Nothing else does. If you
want proof, look at how angry he gets at the suggestion that he should
be ignored. He's an attention addict, and you're a pusher.

That's my last word on this for now. You have a choice. Talk about
something topical, or feed the troll.  It's your choice.

-- 
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