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I would like to congrati
Speakers Bureau on the
of Ms. Christine Jorgens
guest speaker. Her pre!
was pleasantly unpretent
informative. I would als<
congratulate those peo]
posed questions for their ir
selection of topics and wi
was really surprised no o
an ass of himself and t
m unity.
It puzzled me why s
people left during the latte
of the question and answe
Perhaps some listenei
either bored or annoyed
Jorgensen's rather opi
discourse. Still others m
caught that crave for pop<
often accompanies idle ob
of the Bizarre at circus si
In any case there were t
shows, one on the floor anc
in the aisles.
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David Havird
eauty queen
houldn't gripe
the Editor: *
rour article on Cyndi Anthony
iss South Carolina) raised
reral fascinating questions
ich you regretably left unanjred.
Ms. Anthony mentions
t her contract requires her to
aintain her moral turpitude."
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itractual obligations must be
rilled through other outlets,
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estigated Ms. Anthony's
tement that "Operas are a lot
re X-rated than people
e them credit for?they're
rible." Even more titillating
s the revelation that "her main
jrest now is in public relations,
music." That's unstandable!
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gh job; indeed, Ms. Anthony
nmented that "people in
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beauty queen, it's all
work. The mind bogg
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Watson, of an even n
journalistic sin-aural
Departme
Resistance
individual
to ine traitor:
Regarding Russel
article, "Death p
terrorists", I would 1
least a few words abci
resistance, becau
astonished again and
find out how little it he
into people's consci<
the recognition of !
resistance, nam
disobedience, belongs
and most sanctified
Western civilization.'
there is a right or lav
positive law is as
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stjzs'r civilization it
wjHAHt*. conflict of ri
) every oppositi
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/"""N establishmen
Amonopoly of
positive right,
this violence ii
_ \ contrast, th<
Pt , exercise of a I
WW duty of re!
? _ .. disobedience,
Well, Cyndi, the historic
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.C ui uie freedom, a p
guess for a violence. Wit
in a day s resistance, wi
1?s* , higher law ag;
Anderson s WOuld still be
iderstood by t^e most prjn
ontract does
urpitude," I . .
writer, Joye . .
lore heinous Y'olence co<
twerpitude. ms" 1(
violence of th
Leslie Todd ai?<! 'he vio1
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relation to
meaningless
legality of r
system, eve
constitutional
> IS directed aea
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rignt conflict with
There is viol
and violence
violence for t
violence of a
forms have t
il Truluck's historical fori
enalty due ?f
ike to say at field of v
it the right of
se I am That means
agam when I violence on
is oenetrated
~ IC^IUUUCCd
jusness that stitutionalizet
e n8ht of monopolistic i
e'y fivi violence is
to the oldest unprecender
clements o domination I
rhe idea that
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self. ' Here is the
ghts before. which
on that is more than
placed. For the
it has a legal
violence and the
even the duty, to use
a it's self-defense. In
e recognition and
higher right and the
distance, of civil
is a motive force in
il development of
otentially liberating
:hout this right of
thout activation of a
ainst existing law, we
today at the level of
litive barbarism.
k that the concept of
yers two different
? j
jiiMiiuiionaiizea
ie established system
lence of resistance,
cessarily illegal in
positive law. It is
to speak of the ,
esistance: no social
in the freest, can
ly legalize violence
linst iself. Each of
has functions that
those of the other,
lence of suppression
of liberation; there is '
he defense of life and
iggression. And both
iften and will rpmain
ces. So from the start
iberation is placed in
iolence.
that preaching nonprinciple
alone,
me existing liii
violence. And in
industrial society tliis
concentrated to an
ited extent in thf?
that penetrates the
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