No comment. -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: John King <[email protected]> An: ernst juenger list <[email protected]> Datum: Samstag, 13. Februar 1999 23:23 Betreff: no flame wars, please
>May I suggest we suspend debate on the Widerstand issue for the time >being. > >Why? > >1. Both sides have made their points at length. > >2. No new points are being made. > >3. The debate is threatening to turn into a dreaded internet flame war, >and I do not want to see that. Neither does anyone else, really, as it's >completely pointless. > >If we want to continue talking about this issue, I would suggest following >up Jan's suggestion and examining "Die Friede" - we would then be >focussing on a text. Much more my cup of tea than passing judgement on >people, anyway. > >Whilst I very much welcome controversy on the list and passionate debate - >and indeed, was surprised it has taken so long to happen - let us conduct >it in a fashion which is appropriate. So, please, no name calling, no >crass oversimplifications. Lets keep a healthy respect for each other's >right to hold their own opinion and be prepared for that opinion to be >challenged. > >I reserve the right to turn the list into a moderated one because I don't >want to have to read a whole load of mail brimming with vitriol and >lacking substance. I would be loathe to, however, because it smacks of >censorship and because of the workload involved - and the list would be >dependent on my access to the Net. No problem in Oxford, but when I'm not >here... > >Ok, that'll do from me on this subject, I hope. I hate playing class >teacher, it doesn't become me :-) > >Best wishes from Oxford, > >John > >=========================================================================== === >John King >St. John's College >GB - Oxford OX1 3JP >=========================================================================== === > >
