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Jerry you are correct of course but reading his original post he is
phishing for converts.
no chance here then.


Jerry Neufeld wrote:
> Hi Colin,
>
> Hiding under a rock? You?  In all seriousness, I completely agree with =
> your points about the need to keep focus on this list.
>
> Jerry  VE3QSO
>
>
>   ----- Original Message -----=20
>   From: don bishop=20
>   To: [log in to unmask]
>   Sent: Saturday, October 25, 2008 9:33 PM
>   Subject: Re: Islam question;
>
>
>   Right on Colin!
>   Don w6smb
>
>
>   ----- Original Message -----=20
>   From: "Colin McDonald" <[log in to unmask]>
>   To: <[log in to unmask]>
>   Sent: Saturday, October 25, 2008 6:22 PM
>   Subject: Re: Islam question;
>
>
>   > oh for god sakes already.
>   > I just have to jump in on this.
>   > Come on, this is an amateur radio list.  Not a blindness related=20
>   > topics
>   > list, and most certainly not a religious advice list.
>   > I'm pretty tollerant of off topic posts but this one is way over the =
>
>   > top.
>   > why don't we just suspend this list, send all members a subscribe=20
>   > email to a
>   > blindness information list and have done with it.
>   > I subscribed to a blind hams list, with the intension of meeting and
>   > corresponding with other blind hams about ham radio related topics,=20
>   > and how
>   > ham radio relates to blindness and so on.
>   > I did not subscribe to a list where any topic at any time can just =
> pop=20
>   > up
>   > and either take up space in my inbox with meaningless babble about =
> the=20
>   > past
>   > or some obscure blindness related device or theory.  If i wanted to=20
>   > see
>   > posts asking for advice about religious topics i'll bloody well=20
>   > subscribe to
>   > a religion list.
>   > If i want to see posts about braillers and braille, i'll subscribe =
> to=20
>   > an
>   > appropriate list for that.
>   > The fact is, I don't, and therefore I am not subscribed to such =
> lists.
>   > A few off topic posts are OK, as long as they are at least within =
> the=20
>   > relm
>   > of electronics or something somewhat linked to ham radio, but not =
> this
>   > sometimes constant barrage of total babble that has been plaguing =
> this=20
>   > list
>   > lately.
>   >
>   > Yes yes, I know, I have a delete key, and I should use it, and if I=20
>   > don't
>   > like it I can unsubscribe.
>   > But i can also state my opinion and say my piece just as easily and
>   > seemingly without consequence since everything else is excepted by=20
>   > group
>   > members weather radio related or not.
>   > I'm not saying a moderator has to jump in here, we all know phil's=20
>   > stance on
>   > managing lists and I respect and like that stance.  However, we, as =
> a=20
>   > group,
>   > can at least, individually and together make an effort to use the =
> list=20
>   > for
>   > it's intended purpose and not as a catch all basket, or in some =
> cases,
>   > garbage can for our problems, issues, unrelated questions or vague =
> or
>   > rambling sentiments.
>   > I know, ham radio facilitates all topics on air, except in some=20
>   > countries
>   > one may not discuss religion or politics.  However, if something is
>   > designated for a certain purpose, say a specific net, you would =
> never
>   > consider jumping in and disrupting the net and disrupting the =
> purpose=20
>   > of the
>   > net just because someone happens to be talking on the air?  Or =
> simply
>   > because you feel like discussing your own topics...
>   > This list is the same.  Just because most of us share some =
> commonality=20
>   > in
>   > our blindness or lack of vision, doesn't automatically mean that the =
>
>   > list
>   > topics can encompass all topics related to blindness or all topics=20
>   > period.
>   > It should be used for it's intended purpose.  That intended purpose=20
>   > here is
>   > already very very broad and rightly so.  But it certainly isn't all
>   > encompassing.
>   > I'll get off my soap box now and crawl back under the rock I've been =
>
>   > hiding
>   > under.
>   >
>   > 73
>   > Colin, V A6BKX
>   > ----- Original Message -----=20
>   > From: "Mark" <[log in to unmask]>
>   > To: <[log in to unmask]>
>   > Sent: Saturday, October 25, 2008 5:39 PM
>   > Subject: Off topic Islam question;
>   >
>   >
>   >>
>   >> Hi
>   >>      I am scheduled this spring to give a series of talks on the=20
>   >> topic =3D
>   >> of Islam and its relationship to Christianity. Since I am a=20
>   >> Christian, I =3D
>   >> have little knowledge of Islam why they tend to be so violent to =
> =3D
>   >> Christians and so on. If you know of any good resources for this=20
>   >> topic, =3D
>   >> I would appreciate it if you could send me the information.
>   >>      Thank you.
>   >>
>   >> God bless,
>   >> Mark
>   >> God loves you!
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