Re: DEFINITION OF BIGOT: ARS PERSECUTOR

In article <noodleDBqE0q.9HL@netcom.com>, noodle@netcom.com (Rick Sherwood) wrote:

> Look at their words and actions. It spells Bigotry. Millions of
> people have benefited from Scientology, yet ARS persecutors dent this.
> That's bigotry.
I've only been reading a.r.s for a couple of days, but so far this particular post (and the two followups from the same address) strike me as the least coherent and thought-out. Who is this guy, anyway, that he has no comprehension of netiquette? Three postings with no content, subject: lines in allcaps?

Should I place references in my killfile, or has he been known to produce useful meaningful posts too? Comments please. (preferably in words >1 syllable, thank you, Mr Sherwood).

I don't know if this man[1] is attempting to present a justifiable case but after intelligent and reasoned consideration I find that he is not presenting me, a new reader, with any information at all. If he *does* has a presentable argument then he has already done himself no end of damage in the eyes of *this* USENET reader. What is he trying to achieve?

Incidentally, Mr Sherwood, your construction 'ARS PERSECUTOR SPELLS BIGOT' is not grammatically correct English and cannot even be usefull parsed by my higher-language centres into a valid phrase; thus your single line 'No further explanation necessary' is false and may need further work. On the other hand, if you are a positive-minded fellow then I suggest that you take a creative writing course before posting again.

I understand that an organisation called the Church of Semantology offers regular courses at the modest fee of $20,000 in return for which 79 alien races will be placed in a garbage compactor on your doorstep and stare into your eyes for an hour or two. Feel free to email me for a *complete* brochure. (note files may be in excess of 4MB).

Thank you for your time. Regards, Joshua

-- Joshua Goodall TECHNIQUEST Exhibit Developer josh@tquest.demon.co.uk PGP key: mailto:pgp@tquest.demon.co.uk

[1] Or child? Parents, please keep your kids *away* from the keyboard in matters of serious theological debate.