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From: ciaraldi@rochester.UUCP (Mike Ciaraldi)
Newsgroups: net.jokes.d
Subject: More on offensiveness
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Date: Mon, 7-Nov-83 11:28:46 EST
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From: Mike Ciaraldi  <ciaraldi>
You may recall a recent article in this group where someone
was complaining about someone else's anti-gay remarks, and
said something like, "well, you know what psychiatrists
say about people who hate gays..."
I assume what he meant was that those who are anti-gay are
trying to suppress gay feelings within themselves.
(actually, there are several things that psychiatrists
say about this, but I think this is the one he meant).

Taking that to its logical conclusion, does that mean
people who speak out against offensive jokes are themselves
offensive, or harbor secret desires to offend people?

Just wondering...

Mike Ciaraldi