Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art.animation, started 24 Sep 1997.
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· 10 messages · 24 Sep 1997 - 30 Sep 1997
hol...@aaaa.net wrote: > > <HTML><HEAD><TITLE>FREE PICS</TITLE></HEAD><BODY BGCOLOR="#000000" TEXT="#fff000" LINK="FF00FF"# VLINK="#ffff00" ALINK="#fff000"> <a href="http://www.ann > ****************************************************************** > FREE SPEECH > > Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or > prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or abridging the freedom of speech, > or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to > petition the Government for a redress of grievances. --- > Amendment I, The US Constitution > > There are a few people on the Internet who complain whenever they received > unsolicited mail. Many of these individuals are the same people who feel > that the World Wide Web, Online Services and the Internet should have never > been commercialized. These "computer hippies" resent the presence of > businesses on the Internet. > > The vast majority of people appreciate short, informative messages about > useful new products and/or services and do NOT want any "computer hippies" > and immature nerds interfering with their ability to receive potentially > valuable information on the Internet since that's what the Internet is > supposed to be all about! > > Whether or not you like receiving E-mail, if you are a true American, then > you will fight for anybody's right to do so. Most Americans and the vast > majority of people on the Internet are opposed to imposed censorship in any > form. > > We are continually amazed at how quickly people applaud the loss of their > freedoms. Without freedom of speech, WE HAVE LOST EVERYTHING our society > stands for. If you are irritated by unsolicited E-mails, JUST IGNORE THEM, > THIS IS THE COST OF A FREE SOCIETY! PAY YOUR DUES! > > One thing that has to be said for E-mail over snail mail, is that no trees > had to be cut down to send E-mail. What a total load of bullshit - I have never heard of anyone who enjoyed getting commercial email...
<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>FREE PICS</TITLE></HEAD><BODY BGCOLOR="#000000" TEXT="#fff000" LINK="FF00FF"# VLINK="#ffff00" ALINK="#fff000"> <a href="http://www.anni.com">FREE PICTURES AND PASSWORDS</a></BODY></HTML> ****************************************************************** FREE SPEECH Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. --- Amendment I, The US Constitution There are a few people on the Internet who complain whenever they received unsolicited mail. Many of these individuals are the same people who feel that the World Wide Web, Online Services and the Internet should have never been commercialized. These "computer hippies" resent the presence of businesses on the Internet. The vast majority of people appreciate short, informative messages about useful new products and/or services and do NOT want any "computer hippies" and immature nerds interfering with their ability to receive potentially valuable information on the Internet since that's what the Internet is supposed to be all about! Whether or not you like receiving E-mail, if you are a true American, then you will fight for anybody's right to do so. Most Americans and the vast majority of people on the Internet are opposed to imposed censorship in any form. We are continually amazed at how quickly people applaud the loss of their freedoms. Without freedom of speech, WE HAVE LOST EVERYTHING our society stands for. If you are irritated by unsolicited E-mails, JUST IGNORE THEM, THIS IS THE COST OF A FREE SOCIETY! PAY YOUR DUES! One thing that has to be said for E-mail over snail mail, is that no trees had to be cut down to send E-mail.
<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>FREE PICS</TITLE></HEAD><BODY BGCOLOR="#000000" TEXT="#fff000" LINK="FF00FF"# VLINK="#ffff00" ALINK="#fff000"> <a href="http://www.anni.com">FREE PICTURES AND PASSWORDS</a></BODY></HTML> ****************************************************************** FREE SPEECH Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. --- Amendment I, The US Constitution There are a few people on the Internet who complain whenever they received unsolicited mail. Many of these individuals are the same people who feel that the World Wide Web, Online Services and the Internet should have never been commercialized. These "computer hippies" resent the presence of businesses on the Internet. The vast majority of people appreciate short, informative messages about useful new products and/or services and do NOT want any "computer hippies" and immature nerds interfering with their ability to receive potentially valuable information on the Internet since that's what the Internet is supposed to be all about! Whether or not you like receiving E-mail, if you are a true American, then you will fight for anybody's right to do so. Most Americans and the vast majority of people on the Internet are opposed to imposed censorship in any form. We are continually amazed at how quickly people applaud the loss of their freedoms. Without freedom of speech, WE HAVE LOST EVERYTHING our society stands for. If you are irritated by unsolicited E-mails, JUST IGNORE THEM, THIS IS THE COST OF A FREE SOCIETY! PAY YOUR DUES! One thing that has to be said for E-mail over snail mail, is that no trees had to be cut down to send E-mail.
hol...@aaaa.net wrote: > > <HTML><HEAD><TITLE>FREE PICS</TITLE></HEAD><BODY BGCOLOR="#000000" TEXT="#fff000" LINK="FF00FF"# VLINK="#ffff00" ALINK="#fff000"> <a href="http://www.ann > ****************************************************************** > FREE SPEECH > > Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or > prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or abridging the freedom of speech, > or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to > petition the Government for a redress of grievances. --- > Amendment I, The US Constitution > > There are a few people on the Internet who complain whenever they received > unsolicited mail. Many of these individuals are the same people who feel > that the World Wide Web, Online Services and the Internet should have never > been commercialized. These "computer hippies" resent the presence of > businesses on the Internet. > > The vast majority of people appreciate short, informative messages about > useful new products and/or services and do NOT want any "computer hippies" > and immature nerds interfering with their ability to receive potentially > valuable information on the Internet since that's what the Internet is > supposed to be all about! > > Whether or not you like receiving E-mail, if you are a true American, then > you will fight for anybody's right to do so. Most Americans and the vast > majority of people on the Internet are opposed to imposed censorship in any > form. > > We are continually amazed at how quickly people applaud the loss of their > freedoms. Without freedom of speech, WE HAVE LOST EVERYTHING our society > stands for. If you are irritated by unsolicited E-mails, JUST IGNORE THEM, > THIS IS THE COST OF A FREE SOCIETY! PAY YOUR DUES! > > One thing that has to be said for E-mail over snail mail, is that no trees > had to be cut down to send E-mail. hmm im not sure but i don't think anyone wants to be spammed to death
Get a Life there Holly, I see by your Mass Crossposting you are No Doubt a Major player in the art of Spamming. Or just a Very Rude Person? Or maybe working for the Spamming Groups. Oh Well you just made my Top Ten List of people to Filter Out...Poof.. It is better to Post Info than Spam Non Info to the World..... -=TazWorld=-
hol...@aaaa.net wrote: > > <HTML><HEAD><TITLE>FREE PICS</TITLE></HEAD><BODY BGCOLOR="#000000" TEXT="#fff000" LINK="FF00FF"# VLINK="#ffff00" ALINK="#fff000"> <a href="http://www.ann > ****************************************************************** > FREE SPEECH > > Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or > prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or abridging the freedom of speech, > or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to > petition the Government for a redress of grievances. --- > Amendment I, The US Constitution > > There are a few people on the Internet who complain whenever they received > unsolicited mail. Many of these individuals are the same people who feel > that the World Wide Web, Online Services and the Internet should have never > been commercialized. These "computer hippies" resent the presence of > businesses on the Internet. > > The vast majority of people appreciate short, informative messages about > useful new products and/or services and do NOT want any "computer hippies" > and immature nerds interfering with their ability to receive potentially > valuable information on the Internet since that's what the Internet is > supposed to be all about! > > Whether or not you like receiving E-mail, if you are a true American, then > you will fight for anybody's right to do so. Most Americans and the vast > majority of people on the Internet are opposed to imposed censorship in any > form. > > We are continually amazed at how quickly people applaud the loss of their > freedoms. Without freedom of speech, WE HAVE LOST EVERYTHING our society > stands for. If you are irritated by unsolicited E-mails, JUST IGNORE THEM, > THIS IS THE COST OF A FREE SOCIETY! PAY YOUR DUES! > > One thing that has to be said for E-mail over snail mail, is that no trees > had to be cut down to send E-mail. I'd like to say that business advertising does not belong in Usenet. It belongs in the web. It's perfectly ok to advertise a business on the Internet, but not to post it to places that don't want it, or e-mail somebody an advertisement. Sure the person can ignore it, but it still takes up space. It may not be much, but if everyone keeps spamming everybody, the space adds up. Same thing with Usenet. Some people have offline browsers that download everything at once, without looking at headers. They end up downloading a bunch of advertisements that nobody wants. Sorry for making that big speech, but my opinions about spamming and advertising on newsgroups are kinda strong, so I want to hopefully stop at last a couple of people from spamming. Unfortunately, that's probably not going to happen.
hol...@aaaa.net wrote in article <60adif$885$1...@bombay.ziplink.net>... > FREE SPEECH > > Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or > prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or abridging the freedom of speech, > or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to > petition the Government for a redress of grievances. --- > Amendment I, The US Constitution > > There are a few people on the Internet who complain whenever they received > unsolicited mail. Many of these individuals are the same people who feel > that the World Wide Web, Online Services and the Internet should have never > been commercialized. These "computer hippies" resent the presence of > businesses on the Internet. No, they don't resent the presence of businesses. They resent the presence of con artists trying to rip people off with lousy products that nobody wants. And I think you have it backwards. There are a few people who DO want to hear your bullshit. Most people do not. > The vast majority of people appreciate short, informative messages about > useful new products and/or services and do NOT want any "computer hippies" > and immature nerds interfering with their ability to receive potentially > valuable information on the Internet since that's what the Internet is > supposed to be all about! Wrong. Where do you get your facts from, your Amway guru? The internet was not designed so loosers like you could rip people off. It was designed to be an information and communication service. What you call "potentially valuable information", I call "junk mail". I'm sure that in your own demented little mind you really believe that you are doing a public service, but I've got news for you. You're a dollar short and day late. Whatever it is that you're selling, someone has already beaten you to it. While you were home watching infomercials and the psychic friends network, they were busy spamming the newsgroups. You don't even make a good looser! You are a looser at being a looser. Or, as another famous American once said, "Beavis, you asswipe! huh, huh...... huh, huh......" > Whether or not you like receiving E-mail, if you are a true American, then > you will fight for anybody's right to do so. Most Americans and the vast > majority of people on the Internet are opposed to imposed censorship in any > form. Where have I heard that before? Oh yeah, back in the early 70's. A big fat redneck with half his ass hanging out of his pants saying, "America, love it or leave it! Eeeeeerrrp! ". > We are continually amazed at how quickly people applaud the loss of their > freedoms. Without freedom of speech, WE HAVE LOST EVERYTHING our society > stands for. If you are irritated by unsolicited E-mails, JUST IGNORE THEM, > THIS IS THE COST OF A FREE SOCIETY! PAY YOUR DUES! I'm fowarding your post to the I.R.S. with the subject - "Tax Evader". Get ready to pay YOUR dues. Of course you probably only made a few hundred dollars on the Internet last year, but what the heck. > One thing that has to be said for E-mail over snail mail, is that no trees > had to be cut down to send E-mail. That's true. We only had to burn a few hundred tons of coal to produce the electricity to power your computer so you could use it to send out junk mail. Your concern for the environment is truly touching. Are you saying that we don't have the right to SAY that we hate spammers? Free speech is free speech isn't it? You have a right to post advertisements and I have a right to call you a low-life turd who is trying to sell a product on the Internet because, A) your product is so bad that you can't sell it in stores, B) you are a certifiable moron who doesn't know any better, C) you're a parasite that lives off of other people, D) all of the above. I choose "D". If you don't like what I have to say then don't read it. And thank you for giving me something to vent about. I always try to save my venting for some pathetic excuse of a human being that desperately needs a foot up his/her ass. So bend over and get ready for my size 10......... By the way, you forgot to tell us exactly what it is that you're selling. HAHAHAHA! Now THAT's the sign of a real looser. -Krud
Cmdr Krud wrote: > > hol...@aaaa.net wrote in article <60adif$885$1...@bombay.ziplink.net>... > > > FREE SPEECH > > > > Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or > > prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or abridging the freedom of > speech, > > or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to > > > petition the Government for a redress of grievances. > --- > > Amendment I, The US Constitution > > > > There are a few people on the Internet who complain whenever they > received > > unsolicited mail. Many of these individuals are the same people who feel > > that the World Wide Web, Online Services and the Internet should have > never > > been commercialized. These "computer hippies" resent the presence of > > businesses on the Internet. > > No, they don't resent the presence of businesses. They resent the presence > of con artists trying to rip people off with lousy products that nobody > wants. And I think you have it backwards. There are a few people who DO > want to hear your bullshit. Most people do not. > > > The vast majority of people appreciate short, informative messages about > > useful new products and/or services and do NOT want any "computer > hippies" > > and immature nerds interfering with their ability to receive potentially > > valuable information on the Internet since that's what the Internet is > > supposed to be all about! > > Wrong. Where do you get your facts from, your Amway guru? The internet > was not designed so loosers like you could rip people off. It was designed > to be an information and communication service. What you call "potentially > valuable information", I call "junk mail". I'm sure that in your own > demented little mind you really believe that you are doing a public > service, but I've got news for you. You're a dollar short and day late. > Whatever it is that you're selling, someone has already beaten you to it. > While you were home watching infomercials and the psychic friends network, > they were busy spamming the newsgroups. You don't even make a good looser! > You are a looser at being a looser. Or, as another famous American once > said, "Beavis, you asswipe! huh, huh...... huh, huh......" > > > Whether or not you like receiving E-mail, if you are a true American, > then > > you will fight for anybody's right to do so. Most Americans and the vast > > > majority of people on the Internet are opposed to imposed censorship in > any > > form. > > Where have I heard that before? Oh yeah, back in the early 70's. A big > fat redneck with half his ass hanging out of his pants saying, "America, > love it or leave it! Eeeeeerrrp! ". > > > We are continually amazed at how quickly people applaud the loss of their > > > freedoms. Without freedom of speech, WE HAVE LOST EVERYTHING our society > > stands for. If you are irritated by unsolicited E-mails, JUST IGNORE > THEM, > > THIS IS THE COST OF A FREE SOCIETY! PAY YOUR DUES! > > I'm fowarding your post to the I.R.S. with the subject - "Tax Evader". Get > ready to pay YOUR dues. Of course you probably only made a few hundred > dollars on the Internet last year, but what the heck. > > > One thing that has to be said for E-mail over snail mail, is that no > trees > > had to be cut down to send E-mail. > > That's true. We only had to burn a few hundred tons of coal to produce the > electricity to power your computer so you could use it to send out junk > mail. Your concern for the environment is truly touching. > > Are you saying that we don't have the right to SAY that we hate spammers? > Free speech is free speech isn't it? You have a right to post > advertisements and I have a right to call you a low-life turd who is trying > to sell a product on the Internet because, A) your product is so bad that > you can't sell it in stores, B) you are a certifiable moron who doesn't > know any better, C) you're a parasite that lives off of other people, D) > all of the above. I choose "D". > > If you don't like what I have to say then don't read it. And thank you for > giving me something to vent about. I always try to save my venting for > some pathetic excuse of a human being that desperately needs a foot up > his/her ass. So bend over and get ready for my size 10......... > > By the way, you forgot to tell us exactly what it is that you're selling. > HAHAHAHA! Now THAT's the sign of a real looser. > > -Krud NO.......... naming yourself K R U D IS THE SIGN OF A .R E A L.. L O S E R FUCKING IDIOT......AND IF YOU WERENT SUCK A FUCKING MORON YOU COULD HAVE(like the 16000 subcribers who did)figured it out,,,,,,,,pukeass punkass piece of lowlife fucking shit.......loser
In article <60adkp$857$1...@bombay.ziplink.net>, hol...@aaaa.net wrote:
> FREE SPEECH
...much garbage deleted...
Note that there is a difference between free speech and your right to
invade my privacy and cost me money. Your spurious and non/anti-logical
statments are accented by your wide crossposting, use of a spurious e-mail
name, and by the waste of bandwidth you caused by posting the exact same
msg 3 times. Sir or Madam, you not only argue without truth, YOU exemplify
what is wrong with the net today. YOU pay YOUR dues! I paid mine already.
STEVE
On Thu, 25 Sep 1997 16:15:11 -0400, Yam <eri...@erols.com> wrote: >I'd like to say that business advertising does not belong in Usenet. It >belongs in the web. It's perfectly ok to advertise a business on the >Internet, but not to post it to places that don't want it, or e-mail >somebody an advertisement. Sure the person can ignore it, but it still >takes up space. It may not be much, but if everyone keeps spamming >everybody, the space adds up. Same thing with Usenet. Some people have >offline browsers that download everything at once, without looking at >headers. They end up downloading a bunch of advertisements that nobody >wants. <some newsgroups deleted from original 19> <I am posting from alt.binaries.pictures.firemen a group I'm testing to see if I like it> The real bad spammers are the ones that include big programs or pictures that do take a lot of download-time and hd-space and do not belong in pure text newsgroups. and should not be e-mailed to people who did not solicit them. I also hate ads that are e-mailed to me saying that they just know I'm going to want their product because they saw my post in a newsgroup that I know I've never posted to. Kattz http://www.geocities.com/SouthBeach/Marina/1278/ Some on-site stories I have Index pages with FTP links to Aviary stories
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