I know what Ayn Rand would say...

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Sometimes I wonder if I really feel concerned for other people, or if I just know that being inconsiderate of them can lead to negative repercussions for me. If everyone else is the latter, as I suspect, then it is correct to call inconsiderate people stupid, and perhaps even self-destructive

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Re: You are correct, sir...

[tecknicaltom.livejournal.com]

I just was checking out the HK forums that used to be used by you guys... directed me to an old reporter piece where the two of you argued a bit in the comments section

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I just was checking out the HK forums that used to be used by you guys... directed me to an old reporter piece where the two of you argued a bit in the comments section <a href-"http://www.reportermag.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2002/01/11/3c3e983b5151c">here</a>...
Hooray for somebody improving their ability to make a sound argument in the past 3 years...

-Tom

Re: You are correct, sir...

[tecknicaltom.livejournal.com]

ok, so I screwed up the link, but you get the idea...

Re: You are correct, sir...

[roark-therapist.livejournal.com]

Good job Tom! I knew I recognized that name from somewhere, and was about to go digging through our old letters sections and a few forums to find him... So he's the kid who so eloquently espoused: "When i read the reporter i want to read about everything on campus, weather it be about how clean the bathrooms were, or how tastey java wally's is..." and not a satirical essay by the editor, since he obviously had no concept of it at the time. Probably still doesn't appreciate it much, which would explain a lot, as would his mega gung-ho sense of school spirit. Thanks again for the legwork, now I'm back to the fray - time to explain the semantic difference between "independent" and "underground"...