Victory in Loudoun County

[Roy Tennant]

I'd like to remind everyone to stick to the topic of the list - Web 
systems and libraries. A discussion of the relative merits or demerits of 
the ACLU and/or conservative Christian organizations is, however gripping 
it may be, outside the scope of this list. If you feel it necessary to 
defend your particular perspective, please do it off-list. Thank you, 
Roy Tennant 
Web4Lib Owner

On Wed, 22 Oct 1997, Curtis Parish wrote:

> The ACLU proclaims that they are promoting tolerance of all peoples' beliefs
> and values because everyone has equal rights to believe and practice as they
> choose.......unless you are a given the label "conservative Christian."  By
> labeling someone "conservative" or "Christian",  it then becomes OK to be
> intolerant of that person's beliefs .     The ACLU  is intolerant of my
> belief of intolerance toward certain issues.  Therefore in fighting my
> beliefs  the ACLU practices what they say they are trying to eliminate
> (intolerance.)  Figure that one out.
> 
> Curt
> 
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> Curtis Parish
> Library Systems and Internet Administrator
> E-mail:   cparish at buster.uu.edu
> Union University
> Phone:  (901) 661-5427
> Jackson, TN
> Fax :     (901) 661-5175
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Sheryl Dwinell <dwinells at vmsb.csd.mu.edu>
> To: Multiple recipients of list <web4lib at library.berkeley.edu>
> Date: Wednesday, October 22, 1997 9:21 AM
> Subject: Re: Victory in Loudoun County
> 
> 
> >>"This policy is the front-line against the American Library Association's
> >>open access policy", said Leesburg resident Dixie Sanner, spokesperson for
> >>Enough is Enough, a national anti-pornography organization.  "The policy
> is
> >>a model for the entire country," and it has been supported by the American
> >>Center for Law and Justice.
> >
> >Just in case anyone is curious about the American Center for Law and
> >Justice, they are a Christian, conservative organization whose main concern
> >seems to be fighting for the 'constitutional rights' of Christians to
> >practice their religion (for example, students' rights to pray on school
> >property). You could probably consider them to be the Anti-ACLU since they
> >seem to view that group as the enemy.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >Sheryl Dwinell * Cataloger/DBM Librarian/Webmaster
> >Memorial Library * Marquette University
> >P.O. Box 3141 * Milwaukee, WI 53201-3141
> >414-288-3406 * dwinells at vms.csd.mu.edu
> >
> >
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