> --- In [email protected], Sal Sunshine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>>
>> I'd say it's a perfect example of the fear factor, I haven't heard
>> a better one in a while. He or she is afraid that if they reveal
>> who they are, the TMO goons will prevent them from going into the
>> Dome--a classic case.
>
> Just like the beachgoers in my town are afraid that if
> they don't put on shirts and shoes, the store's goons
> will prevent them from going into the store to buy a
> six-pack.
>
> Come on, Sal, you're not dumb. To characterize that
> level of "afraid" as an example of "the fear factor"
> is just silly.
But the comparison here is that someone may report you as having gone into a
store shirtless, even though you didn't. You're then called before a
committee, not told who your accuser was or given a chance to defend
yourself, and then banished from the store for an indefinite period.
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