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thanks bro!! dont want big brother watching (aka dubya!!)

peace (no bombs over baghdad)!!

dj plasticefx


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--- In xl7@y..., plasticefx@a... wrote:
> thanks bro!! dont want big brother watching (aka dubya!!)
> 
> peace (no bombs over baghdad)!!
> 
> dj plasticefx
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C'mon, was that Bush-bash really necessary?  Shouldn't we 
probably leave politics out of this group?  Believe it or not, some 
musicians are conservatives.  And while *I* try not to wax political 
in non-political forums, posts like the above have been known to 
turn even the most civil BBS into a hotbed of personal attacks 
and petty squabbling.

Sorry, but I've just seen too many good boards go straight down 
the toilet when politics start being discussed.

Clay

--- In xl7@y..., plasticefx@a... wrote:
> thanks bro!! dont want big brother watching (aka dubya!!)
> 
> peace (no bombs over baghdad)!!
> 
> dj plasticefx
> 
> 
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]


C'mon, was that Bush-bash really necessary?  Shouldn't we 
probably leave politics out of this group?  Believe it or not, some 
musicians are conservatives.  And while *I* try not to wax political 
in non-political forums, posts like the above have been known to 
turn even the most civil BBS into a hotbed of personal attacks 
and petty squabbling.

Sorry, but I've just seen too many good boards go straight down 
the toilet when politics start being discussed.

Clay

Yeah and the trashing usually starts with someone like you complains 
and makes their own political statement and someone like me 
answering someone like you. If a board is good, it can withstand 
political statements unless the list members actually don't really 
care about music or the real topic of the list, so bring it on, trya 
and blow it up, weed out the chaff! :)

So, is are the command stations preferred by more conservatives? As 
opposed the liberal grooveboxes LOL!! :)




--- In xl7@y..., "Clay" <bass17yl@y...> wrote:
> --- In xl7@y..., plasticefx@a... wrote:
> > thanks bro!! dont want big brother watching (aka dubya!!)
> > 
> > peace (no bombs over baghdad)!!
> > 
> > dj plasticefx
> > 
> > 
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> 
> 
> C'mon, was that Bush-bash really necessary?  Shouldn't we 
> probably leave politics out of this group?  Believe it or not, 
some 
> musicians are conservatives.  And while *I* try not to wax 
political 

> in non-political forums, posts like the above have been known to 
> turn even the most civil BBS into a hotbed of personal attacks 
> and petty squabbling.
> 
> Sorry, but I've just seen too many good boards go straight down 
> the toilet when politics start being discussed.
> 
> Clay

In a message dated 12/5/02 1:16:26 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
bass17yl@... writes:

> C'mon, was that Bush-bash really necessary?  Shouldn't we 
> probably leave politics out of this group?  Believe it or not, some 
> musicians are conservatives.  And while *I* try not to wax political 
> in non-political forums, posts like the above have been known to 
> turn even the most civil BBS into a hotbed of personal attacks 
> and petty squabbling.
> 
> Sorry, but I've just seen too many good boards go straight down 
> the toilet when politics start being discussed.
> 
> Clay
> 

Relax big fella.  your family values are safe here...

what about the whole "liberal" image associated w/sex, drugs and rock and 
roll.  hardly barbara bush and her white pearls imagery.....

i just dont see ari fleischer jammin' on an xl-7, u dig??

no more politix...

plastic


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In a message dated 12/5/02 1:16:26 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
bass17yl@... writes:

> ?  Believe it or not, some 
> musicians are conservatives. 

??????  who?  ted nugent??


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I always though the West should have won the Civil War. 

Discuss.

rEalm





Yeah and the trashing usually starts with someone like you complains 
and makes their own political statement and someone like me 
answering someone like you. If a board is good, it can withstand 
political statements unless the list members actually don't really 
care about music or the real topic of the list, so bring it on, trya 
and blow it up, weed out the chaff! :)

> 
> Sorry, but I've just seen too many good boards go straight down 
> the toilet when politics start being discussed.
> 
> Clay






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He said conservatives, not red-necks :)

rEalm





plasticefx@...
12/05/02 12:44 PM
Please respond to xl7

 
        To:     xl7@yahoogroups.com
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        Subject:        Re: [xl7] Re: Check this!


In a message dated 12/5/02 1:16:26 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
bass17yl@... writes:

> ?  Believe it or not, some 
> musicians are conservatives. 

??????  who?  ted nugent??


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hehe, 
i tend to assume that other musicians i relate with over the internet 
share some/most of my views/values (certainly, the musicians i deal 
with in real life do...free thinkers, spiritual rather than 
religious, open to just about anything).  sometimes i get sideswiped 
when i realize that many, many musicians, using the same tools i do, 
make nothing but "christian music", and do so because they are 
wholeheartedly there.  sometimes it's a bit shocking.

deknow

--- In xl7@y..., erik_magrini@B... wrote:
> He said conservatives, not red-necks :)
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> 12/05/02 12:44 PM
> Please respond to xl7
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>         cc: 
>         Subject:        Re: [xl7] Re: Check this!
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> In a message dated 12/5/02 1:16:26 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
> bass17yl@y... writes:
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> > ?  Believe it or not, some 
> > musicians are conservatives. 
> 
> ??????  who?  ted nugent??
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> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
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--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, plasticefx@a... wrote:
> In a message dated 12/5/02 1:16:26 PM Eastern Standard 
Time, 
> bass17yl@y... writes:
> 
> > ?  Believe it or not, some 
> > musicians are conservatives. 
> 
> ??????  who?  ted nugent??


LOL!!!!!  Nice one (-;

Sorry if I seemed to jump on you.  It was unintentional.  Thursday 
was a reeeeeally bad day.  I was a bit on edge.  I regretted the 
post from pretty much the time I hit "Send".

C