Re: Important Follow-up Message
"Joseph J. Plaud" <[email protected]> Fri, 12 Apr 2002 17:45:53 -0700 (PDT)
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Joe Morrow's response, misrepresentation and ad hominem attack does not deserve a response other than to state that those of us on the 1700+ member strong Behav-An forum don't miss you. Your supportive Osama Bin Laden posts after 9/11 to which I took exception speak for themselves. Accusing me of supporting the assassination of those I disagree with jolned with your support of Eshelman's nonsensical ravings and atracks on Peter Harzem need no further comment. You and Eshelman are free to share your nonsense with the 68 members of this list, though my inbox filter is set to send your tripe directly into the trashbin where it belongs. Joe Plaud -----Original Message----- From: Joe Morrow <[email protected]> Sent: Fri 4/12/02 8:21 pm To: [email protected] Subj: Re: Important Follow-up Message > For what it is worth, I think John is right on. > Joe Morrow Joe, Do you mean that you too think I and others who have fallen victim to this hoax are out of their minds? Peter Harzem No Peter: I am sorry if I left that impression in my attempt to be brief. I certainly respect you, your intellect and your views. I was only trying to say that I don't think that any Behavior Analyst list is a proper place to promote NPR. I personally find little meaningful difference between NPR & Fox on issues of politics (which as you might guess are very important to me). I left the Behavior Analyst list when Plaud called for assassinations of people he didn't like. John E. wrote me and urged me to stay on "and fight the good fight". I did that for over 35 years but now at my advanced age (66.5) I simply walk away from things I find distasteful. I strongly believe that since behavior analysts have honest differences over non behavioral things, that we should argue over behavioral things. (Like the importance of Watson