Re: ......

[Frank Carney <frankc@cyberhighway.net>]

I think it is the attention given to the subject that feeds the
individuals' fury involved in the debate/mud slinging.  I think we may
do better to ignore and not do buiseness with those involved that we
consider the "bad apples".  This does not mean we have to agree on the
"bad apples" either.  We should continue to educate newcomers by
referring questions to websites that express the opinions we are
comfortable with.  This should help to keep the debate out of this forum
so that meaningfull discussion can occur.  I agree with Supertimer in
his stand to not participate in the debates.  I am not however saying I
am immune to the effects of the "debates".  I have been sucked in like
the rest of us, but I endeavor to do better.