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From: rlr@pyuxn.UUCP (Rich Rosen)
Newsgroups: net.flame,net.jokes,net.news.group
Subject: New newsgroup proposal:  net.politics.*
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Date: Mon, 7-May-84 12:54:19 EDT
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Posted: Mon May  7 12:54:19 1984
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[Posting this for a friend, Ted Bosco:]

In line with the recent newsgroup isolationism (net.music.classical,
net.religion.jewish, net.tv.reruns, net.jokes.funny), I am proposing a breakup
of net.politics, so that I don't have to waste my valuable netnews reading
time reading articles by people with different points of view than mine.
I am not interested in reading those articles with liberal viewpoints, since
they are a waste of my time and are garbage.  Thus I propose the formation
of net.politics.fascist, where people who think as I do need not be
bothered by the liberal clutter in net.politics .  Not enough people have
submitted articles in support of the fascist philosophy, and so, rather than
submitting some myself and exposing my fascistic leanings, I propose the
formation of net.music.. uh, excuse me, net.politics.fascist .  It is not
reasonable to ask fascists to simply post articles to net.politics, since
they would be drowned out by noisy rock music... uh, liberals who might
disagree with us.  Some might say that there have been conservative-oriented
articles in net.politics, but these articles are from mere conservatives who
actually admit to liking popular music... I mean, democracy, and thus their
opinions are irrelevant to purists such as ourselves.

Anyone claiming that the reason for proposing this new newsgroup is based on
elitism and snobbery will have their house burned to the ground and will
be severely beaten with clubs.

	Yours sincerely (with cream and sugar),
	  The Right Rev. Brigadier Sgt. Dr. Leslie Reginald Edward "Ted"
						Smythe-Smythe Bosco III (ret.)
							(with jam on top)
-- 
"Submitted for your approval..."		  Rich Rosen    pyuxn!rlr