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>But again, it is my opinion, and one, to which, at least in America, I'm free to express however distasteful it may be to you. In the examples you provide, you can't say on one hand that you would defend my right ot say anything i please, then modify it to suit your own agenda. Either you support that right or you don't, you can't have it both ways.

More childish drivel... I can do whatever I want and you can't stop me.
If the UT were a choir you'd be unwelcomed if you insisted that its your right to sing off-key all the time, or whenever you felt like it.

Consider this a choir and keep your remarks either about VFP and its users to yourself!

Simple, really, though children do have a problem comprehending such things.



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>You can still support my right to speak my mind, but add the caveat that you don't have to be there or agree .