Advertising diatribe
Anita Kilgour
akilgour@thinkage.on.ca
Tue, 18 May 1999 09:22:06 -0400
> Someone might interpret you as being defensive because 95% of
> what you write
> here comes off as either defensive or confrontational. And
> if someone openly
> disagrees with you, as in the Kosovo debate, you stop your
> foot in anger and
> refuse to discuss the matter. (In fact, the question "why would I be
> defensive?" is, by its very nature, defensive.)
<chuckle>
The reason I stopped discussing the Kosovo matter was that I was extremely
angry. I figured that since I was angry and unlikely to add anything
constructive to the discussion, I would withdraw from it. If you choose to
interpret that as throwing a temper tantrum (yes, I know, I'm interpreting
again), that's your choice.
> And *my* impression was that Holly wrote the diatribe over
> again for purposes
> of clarity and precision, so that there could be no
> misunderstanding about
> what she was talking about. But hey, I could be wrong...
Sure. I said why *I* didn't. I claim no influence over the acts of others.
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Anita