>
> Would you prefer if I left the list, Kristin? I'm perfectly happy to do
> that, at this point. I am, to put it mildly, a busy person. My most
> interesting conversations with list members now occur off-list, I think,
> and would presumably continue. If what you want is an echo chamber - and
> I think that you're not alone in wanting that - then the best way for you
> to get it is to ask me to leave. Do it openly, instead of beating around
> the bush with general condemnations of the conservative tilt on the list,
> and I will. I have no personal problem with anyone who is now, or has
> previously been, on the list. I don't take politics personally. But
> there are clearly a bunch of people here who think that anyone who
> disagrees with them is morally deficient, and I really don't feel any
> burning desire to put up with that all that much. Say what you mean. You
> want me off the list? Say so and I'm gone.
>
> Gautam
>
For you an echo chamber is a bad thing only if it is a LIBERAL echo
chamber. You seem to want a consevative echo chamber because liberal
postings make you want to leave the list.
Kristin
