[pp.int.general] where is the manifesto?

[Will Pomes]

Guys, let us take a step back from this arguement. It is easy to see
from the outside that both of you seem angry now, so lets try and
focus on the issue and not on each other. You two both need to calm
down, and stop the ad hominem attacks. Though I am a proponent of loud
and fervent debates, this is has morphed into a name calling match.

I don't care whether what you say is true, this discourse has become
ugly, and personal, and as such, should not take place here.

On Sun, Jan 4, 2009 at 6:28 PM, Carlos Ayala Vargas <aiarakoa at yahoo.es> wrote:
> Reinier Bakels wrote:
>>
>> abolition of copyright - as an example - will be considered pretty radical
>> by anyone outside PP circles ...
>
> /Anyone/? Maybe I wasn't at home the day you came to my house to ask me;
> also my neighbours weren't, nor the people from Murcia, nor most Spaniards,
> nor most EU citizens, nor ... actually, how many people have you polled in
> order to arrogate yourself the ability of talking on behalf of /anyone/?
> *You don't know what is considered radical by people outside PPI*
>>
>> I am prepared to agree to disagree (especially at this time of the day!).
>> Priorities, radicalism, it is all relative. Nothing is absolute.
>
> Nothing is absolute (for you) except, maybe, your /knowledge/ of what
> /anyone/ thinks; /knowledge/ that /allows/ you to call us /radicals/ and all
> that stuff. I have the hope that you maybe some day stop that kind of
> language that you use in your mails and instead choose another one without
> inaccuracies, strawmen figures and scornful statements ...
>
>
>
>               Carlos Ayala
>
>               ( Aiarakoa )
>
>                                                                   Partido
> Pirata National Board's Chairman
>
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