Re: Habeas Corpus Appeal to Michael - Save Ed From Lethal Ejection

[rzepelaa]

jEdD wrote:

> If
> awareness of the possibillity of criticism makes one rethink whether
> they should say something or not...maybe they shouldn't say it.  

Criticism of what? On what basis? 

Having been at the butt-end of charges that I 'intimidate', 
I tend to agree with the view that if you're not prepared to 
stand by and defend what you say, yes, you should keep quiet, 
and definitely not use some other distraction, intimidation, 
or some other emotional appeal to insure, a priori, that you're 
not going to get any feedback or dissent.

It's exactly what the passive-aggressives do, and it's been my 
entire objection to Mr. Ed, since it's been his end-game
since the beginning. 

> Its not
> forced silence, its a personal choice issue.  Peer pressure isn't always
> bad.

More bullshit. 

When you or Ed moan, it's peer pressure. 

When others moan about Ed, it's a lynching. 

Bullshit, bullshit, bullshit.