Rick Archer likes the controversy. At least Ravi has the excuse of being 
mentally ill. Vaj is just as slanderous but he acts maliciously and in bad 
faith.

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "feste37" <feste37@...> wrote:
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> 
> 
> I agree with Doug. Ravi's continual slanderous, obscenity-laden posts drag 
> this forum down into the sewer. He should be expelled from this forum without 
> delay. It is one thing to have serious, even angry disputes with people, but 
> the other feuding parties here avoid excesses such as those demonstrated 
> almost every day by Ravi. If the moderators have any respect for their own 
> forum, they should take action on this issue. If Ravi wants to indulge in his 
> absurd, offensive adolescent fantasies he should find another place to do it. 
> 
> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Buck" <dhamiltony2k5@> wrote:
> >
> > Yep, I agree with Curtis here.  What RaviC is doing here is sinful by 
> > resolution and no good for the community here.  He is not contributing to 
> > the conversation but fishing it with this kind of spiritual abuse.  As much 
> > as anything he is mocking Rick with this stuff.  This is needless over the 
> > top abuse.  The FFL list Moderators should unsubscribe this guy Ravi from 
> > FFL.  The guy has fouled out, so to speak.  Unsubscribe him now.
> > -Buck  
> > 
> > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "curtisdeltablues" 
> > <curtisdeltablues@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Scanning over the posts this morning was a little  wake-up call.  Imagine 
> > > my surprise (second time use I know, so lamo but I'm just getting started 
> > > here and I'm not warmed up creatively) to see this in the headers:
> > > 
> > > "but Steve not being a pervert like Curtis who used his power in a cult 
> > > to prey on innocent women"
> > > 
> > > I gotta say for the first time in all the years posting here, I 
> > > considered unlisting.  Not because someone said something inflammatory 
> > > and untrue about me, but this is a special case of Internet tolling.  I 
> > > have become a repetitive negative focus for someone and I really can't 
> > > win here.  The amount of energy such an individual can expend on such a 
> > > malicious project is endless (within the 50 posts mercifully)  So first 
> > > thanks and props to Steve who gets that this could have an impact on me 
> > > professionally, due to the amount of material being generated here.  It 
> > > makes me look like someone with a controversial past which is untrue. No 
> > > matter how many times I post a rebuttal this will just stoke the 
> > > enthusiasm for more posting.  Flooding a forum like this will a lie 
> > > repetitively is a power tactic for slander rewarded by search engines for 
> > > anyone checking me out here.  Being associated with a term like "pervert" 
> > > is malicious. 
> > > 
> > > There is no way to reconcile my view in support of Internet freedom and 
> > > particularly the freedom we enjoy here with limiting Ravi's right to make 
> > > such repetitive posts.  It could hurt me although to chances of that seem 
> > > small at this point.  He attempted to get on my Facebook page, which 
> > > would have escalated the malicious stalking, but I can control that so it 
> > > seems that if he wants to continue this campaign here,  I am relatively 
> > > safe. And I believe that at this point unsubscribing would not be an 
> > > answer because of the repetitive nature of his tourettes like assaults, 
> > > there is no guarantee that they would cease, I would just be cutting 
> > > myself off from being able to defend myself.  So in the manor used for 
> > > credit report where someone malicious has decided to assume your identity 
> > > and F up your credit, I will be adding a statement regularly for anyone 
> > > who is checking up on me here so that my position is clear concerning 
> > > these charges.  It will also serve as a record of my own clear denials 
> > > and counter-charges of malicious intent. Due to the way these posts get 
> > > viewed online I will give it its own heading in the following post.
> > > 
> > > This challenge was an interesting one.  It really made me think. What is 
> > > the cost of freedom?  Freedom is not free. I will happily pay the price 
> > > and will not "go gentle into that good night".  I'm fighting back for my 
> > > own rights and searchable reputation.
> > >
> >
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