A Debate between Jonathan Wallace and John H. Trentes

John is a lawyer and life member of NRA who ran for the board of directors recently. We debated each other on Matt Gaylor's Freematt's Alerts Libertarian mailing list.

Meta-Messages: Wallace; Trentes

Legalities: Wallace; Trentes; Wallace rebuts.

Practicalities: Trentes; Wallace; Trentes rebuts.

Ethics: Wallace; Trentes.

Closing Statements: Wallace; Trentes.

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Matt Gaylor

Walter Lee

Jim Ray

Anthony Kohler

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Auren Hoffman: Your Brain on Drugs

Texas Decides Not to Kill Henry Lee Lucas, by Jonathan Wallace

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Snipe's Portfolio: The Boyz 2

Daryl Lease Wants to Be a Bellhop in the Capitol

Mulder and McLuhan: Why the X-Files Doesn't Work on the Big Screen, by Jonathan Wallace

Wayne Grytting's American Newspeak

Josh Pollack on The Meaning of Genocide: A Reply to Wallace on Israel

Richard Thieme's Islands in the Clickstream: Voyagers

Martin Siegel on Bill and Vernon

Bob Wilson: Government as a parasite

Letters to the Ethical Spectacle

The Censorware Project

Blacklisted by CyberPatrol: From Ada to Yoyo; CyberPatrol and Deja News; Why Libraries Shouldn't Buy Censorware; The Censorware Page

Net Freedoms

SEX, LAWS and CYBERSPACE by Jonathan Wallace and Mark Mangan "Required reading for anyone interested in free speech in modern society." New York Times Book Review

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An Auschwitz Alphabet; Kazoo Concerto, Brooklyn Of Dreams and Montauk, (hyperfiction); A Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King; The Free Speech Museum; Snipe's Portfolio

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