Victor wrote:

> Since this is so clear, that most people are never going to agree,
> I'm left kind of wondering what the incentive is for such in depth
> discussions all relating to politics and war.  I know when I get
> together with friends in Atlanta we don't sit around and discuss
> war and politics, or religion for that matter.  Yes, I know I can
> simply delete posts I don't want to read but when I'm deleting most
> of them and reading only a few, I wonder a little bit what list I'm
> on.

And I bet the people on the "War and Politics" discussion list are getting
really pissed off about all those annoying messages about Joni Mitchell!

Personally I couldn't think of anything more boring than getting together
with friends to discuss religion and politics.  Sex might feature
occasionally though...... ;o)

Seriously, I'm all for freedom of speech, and an unmoderated list (and this
is not a complaint, just a comment).  I know this is a list for the
"discussion of anything and everything related to the life, art, music, and
times of Joni Mitchell", but I would almost put money on the fact that no
one here looked at the JMDL home page, and thought, "Ooh, yeah, I'll sign up
for that list so I can talk about Saddam Hussein!"

My delete key is getting a good work-out these days as well!

Hell

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