Seth Finkelstein, reluctant cypherpunk?

[James A. Donald]

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At 01:31 PM 4/6/2001 -0700, Bill Stewart wrote:
> Seth is a long-term contributor to the Cyberia-L list, which a
> reasonable number of Cypherpunks also read or at least occasionally
> post to, including Declan and JYA. He's been a major contributor
> with The Censorware Project

There is good and evil censorware, and many in the censorware project were
more concerned with good censorware than evil.

The censorware project was a typical pinko project, directed at private
choice, instead of state power.

Most US censorware, in particular the censorware that I write, can be
uninstalled in five clicks of a mouse.   Just click on start, settings,
control panel, add/remove programs.   I would not be part of any project
that was otherwise.

> And yes, as some people have commented, he does flame against
> Libertarianism, among other things, but he's also a strong supporter
> of free speech.

Pinkos are fond of imposing odd meanings on "free speech", sometimes
interpreting it as a right for certain views to be heard, rather than a
right of people to speak to those that choose to hear.

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