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[DK Sanders-Weatherford]

> Jack writes:
> >[*] Note that I myself don't see this as much of a problem. I think that the
> >more far and wide copies of the anarchy-list are archived the safer we are
> >when/if someone tries to set us up. But this appears to be a minority view,
> >so
> >I happily bend to the Will Of The People...

i don't mind. if i was worried about people knowing i'm an anarchist, i
wouldn't have a web page about it, and i wouldn't use my real name when
posting. now, i don't go around town shouting, "i'm an anarchist", but if
you have to hide your beliefs from people, well, there's something wrong
there. i realize some people can't take the chance of getting fired or
something and not being able to take care of their families, etc., but
since i've had my page up, the only comments that i've gotten from people
at work are things like, "i'm an anarchist, too" or "i've been thinking
about that kinda stuff" or something like that. pretty encouraging...

darla kay

[Brian J. Callahan]

Jack writes:
>[*] Note that I myself don't see this as much of a problem. I think that the
>more far and wide copies of the anarchy-list are archived the safer we are
>when/if someone tries to set us up. But this appears to be a minority view,
>so
>I happily bend to the Will Of The People...

Myself, I was kinda tickled when I saw 1300 or so hits for me. I'm famous!
Anyway, I had a good time doing searches at dejanews for people I work with.
The things you can learn...it's sort of like the OBIT episode of "The Outer
Limits" where we can all watch each other.