Re: Tom Turley: Banned from Attending K-Fest '97

[nathan@visi.com (Nathan Mates)]

In article <5mq0nb$m4p@news.ysu.edu>,
Adalbert Goertz <be404@yfn.ysu.edu> wrote:
>As long as the K-Fest organizers decide to ban ANYBODY from attending,
>the K-Fest should be boycotted.

   I think they're just applying "Megan's Law"[1] to Apple II
development. Good call; I think that if Turley showed up, more time
would be wasted lynching him for his crimes than doing anything
productive. Hmmm.  Sounds like csa2-- Turley's essentially juggling
open cans of gasoline and flaming torches every time he posts his
lies, and wondering why the group is so much more disruptive when he's
around. Guess he's just too dense in the mental department to realize
that *he's* the problem, and that peace and him are mutually
impossible.

Nathan Mates

[1] For those of you outside of the US, this is one of a series of
similar laws requiring police to notify the community when a
registered sex offender moves in. Named after Megan [forget last name]
who was killed by a pedophile living across the street from her, and
whose parents were not notified of the fact. Community pressure has
done an effective job of keeping such folks away from living near
schools, etc.

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