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From: samet@sfmag.UUCP (A.I.Samet)
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Subject: Re: inappropriate debating tactics
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Date: Sun, 2-Jun-85 12:38:45 EDT
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> 	A Nazi/anti-Semite/bigot of any variety feels there is some sort of
> 		difference between hatred for different groups (e.g.,
> 		his own should not be hated, other groups can and should
> 		be), though he cannot support evidence to support this
> 		conclusion.
> 	Question:  Is Samet's position ANY DIFFERENT from that of the bigot?

I have answered this and other related questions thoroughly several times.
R. Rosen chooses to ignore both my answers and  my counter charges and to
reiterate the question endlessly.

Rather than subject net readers to further repetition, I invite anyone who
is genuinely interested in an answer to read what I have already written.

					Yitzchok Samet