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From: mim@ihnp3.UUCP (M. K. Fenlon)
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Subject: Re: Autodialing Falwell - a different perspective
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Date: Wed, 22-Jan-86 11:24:52 EST
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How can the phantom autodialer be compared to peace or civil rights
demonstrators? The civil activist have the courage to show their
face and be arrested. The civil activist calls public attention
to what they consider a public wrong. Their influence is more than
the physical act of demonstrating. They raise our consciousness
of issues.

Personally I don't like Farwell, but I don't think it fair to
push my opinions on others.  People have a right to put their
money into things they beleive in and value. Unless a person
is mentally incompetent, it is their business and not anyone else's
business.

					Mary Fenlon