Re: Another Censorship . . . .

Timothy R. Butler wrote:

>>I suppose that depends on how you define "neo-Nazi".  If that is your definition
>>then of course you are correct.  The reason I raise this point is that b/c the
>>connection "neoNazi = evil" is so profound in the public mind, many types groups
>>are called that simply to discredit them and cause others to hate them and
>>dismiss their arguments.
>>    
>>
>
>  It's like the statement about obscenity, "I know it when I see it."
>It's really clear when a group is neo-Nazi and this group is one of
>them. 
>  
>

Nonsense. Everyone has a different opinion about what constitutes obscenity.

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