Re: Re: Disagreements

j*

Wow.  Let's remember that what started all of this last Tuesday was a lack
of tolerance.  So let's at least tolerate each other...in the ideas we
have, the doctrines we rely on, the language we choose.  We all have our
own thoughts and styles of expression.  If we're not hurting anyone else
can we just accept it and either quietly agree or disagree???

On a different note it is finally cooling off down here in the heat of
Phoenix.   I'm looking forward to sowing me seeds soon and enjoying some
peace in my garden plot.

Jamaica
  At 04:28 PM 9/19/01 -0400, Cyndy Ross wrote:
>Interesting.  I find it completely appalling you attacking me when I
>responded to someone who initially posted distorted history & profanity on
>the list.  Since when does the list condone the use of profanity?  I have no
>problems with differing opinions.  I do have problem with opinions base upon
>propaganda, misinformation, history taken out of context, etc.  But most of
>all, I have a severe problem with profanity being used & allowed in this
>forum.  If this list continues to condone such obscene behavior, remove me
>from the list now.
>
>Cyndy
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Libby J. Goldstein" <libby@igc.org>
>To: <community_garden@mallorn.com>
>Cc: <cynross@tir.com>
>Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 4:01 PM
>Subject: Disagreements
>
>
>> I do agree with Judy Tiger; however if a person is so deeply
>> distressed about a posting to the list, that she must flame out, the
>> least that person could do is send the response to the sender rather
>> than to the whole list.
>>
>> Libby
>> --
>> Philadelphia, PA
>>
>>                         USDA zone 7A    Sunset zone 32
>
>
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