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Old 12-17-2010, 02:18 PM   #275
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Kali Yuga, I think that you're making a fundamental mistake often made on Forums, to whit, that people are reading what you've written rather than the far more likely, reading what they "think" you've written and then responding to that...


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Originally Posted by Kali Yuga View Post
I'm not confusing anything.

I'm disagreeing with your descriptions, and I don't think they are accurate.

For example, you assert that retailers are the generators and enforcers of public morality. I disagree, and view them as reflections of public morality, and are often subject to public morality.



I don't think you are judging or attacking Amazon per se. Rather, I am attempting to identify problems and disagreements with your interpretation of the situation.

To wit: I view this as an instance of "editing" rather than "censorship."

Nor do I view Amazon's actions as "undemocratic."

I also believe that if we follow your premises to their logical conclusions, the society would violate the rights of retailers and stand the basic concept of "free expression" on its head.

Feel free to request further clarifications.
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