Date: Mon, 17 Jun 2002 22:18:16 -0700
From: Tavares@ALUM.MIT.EDU ("C. D. Tavares")
Subject: Re: guns at FBI protest
To: AZRKBA@asu.edu


At 9:22 PM -0700 6/17/02, Tim Weaver wrote:
> Their support for civil liberties is hypocritical.


Not only that, they apparently have no real principles.


>> I'm not sure how familiar

>> you are with the Arizona Alliance for Peaceful Justice, but we are a

>> peaceful justice group opposed to the use of violence and weapons in all

>> situations.


So how exactly do they intend to make somebody leave?  :-)

>> one of our guidelines is that there are no weapons, concealed or

>> otherwise, at our events.  Other guidelines include no destruction of

>> property, use of violence or force, or disres


>> when AAPJ attended May Day (sponsored by the Phoenix

>> Anarchist Coalition), we knew that their guidelines differ from ours.

>> They are okay with weapons and property destruction in some instances,

>> and so those of us who chose to attend the event knew that it would be

>> inappropriate to ask someone to not destroy property


"Inappropriate?"  I guess that's what happens when you have "guidelines"
but no "principles."  Is the destruction of property "violence?"  Do they
actually smash things, or do they just pee in other kids' sandboxes?
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