On 05/12/2007, Noah Slater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > See my above argument, you are confusing things terribly. > > If you really want to talk about this in terms of free speech you are > arguing that as a member of society you should be able to take a > sentence such as "I love apples" and forbid anyone else from ever > saying it again.
No, I'm arguing that anyone has the right to stop saying "I love apples" if they so wish. > How does Godwin's law apply here? > > Because you mentioned the Haulocaust. Actually I mentioned a holocaust denier as an example of someone an holding an extreme point of view. Godwin does not apply. Vijay.
