XPost: misc.education, soc.bi, misc.kids.health   
   XPost: soc.rights.human   
   From: jrathbun@orednet.org   
      
   On 17 Oct 2003, Magi D. Shepley wrote:   
      
   > Barbara,   
   > You're talking to somebody who worked with the Red Cross at 9/11.  I saw   
   > the damage.  I STILL don't think that we should remove books from the   
   > public library or ban freedom of speech.   
   > You've never seen bomb building instructions in an encyclopedia?  What   
   > do you think happens when you launch a rocket incorrectly?  It blows up,   
   > it becomes a bomb, it destroys and hurts property/animals/people.   
   >   
   > Magi   
   >   
   > Barbara Schwarz wrote:   
   > > "Magi D. Shepley"  wrote in   
   message news:<3F8F4FDB.2000105@catsincyberspace.concentriccircles.net>...   
   > >   
   > >>How come you haven't noticed that you can check the information on how   
   > >>to make bombs out of the library?  Or find it in an encyclopedia?  I   
   > >>don't even NEED an Internet link to make a bomb!   
      
   The book is easily purchased as well.   
   > >   
   > >   
   > > I never have seen bomb building instructions in an encyclopedia. Salt   
   > > Lake police reported that the teens don't go in the library to get   
   > > books, that they get the idea by surfing the internet. However, if   
   > > such books are in the library, they should be not made available to   
   > > teens or people with criminal records, as terrorists.   
      
   Which terrorist involved in 9.11 had a criminal record?   
      
   You will agree   
   > > with me, when you find your limbs blown up by a bomb or if your loved   
   > > once have died in a terror attack.   
      
   You will never be able to eliminate words and ideas, even if you   
   were successful in eliminating the first amendment.   
      
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