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Re: Rohrlich/Zias celibacy
Anthony Dauer (jackechs@MAIL.EROLS.COM)
Mon, 8 Jan 1996 22:12:47 -0500
How my comment got mixed up with that of Zias? I don't know, I was thrown
onto the pyre with the rest of the witches. I never defined anyone's
comments as "radical feminist" ... my comment was directed at the idea that
any of the comments being made were "radical" in anyway ... that in fact
they were just opinions or statements of fact. My pessimism ... the fact
that I've had to defend myself in numerous messages for going against a
negative commentator.
At 09:04 PM 01/08/96 -0500, Ruby Rohrlich wrote:
>How did your comment get mixed up with that of Zias, then? And how did
>your definition of my comment as "radical feminist" have anything to do
>with the substance? And why all this should have led to your pessimism
>as to our future I don't know. Ruby Rohrlich
regards,
Anthony Dauer jackechs@erol.com
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