From: bm508@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Branimir Dokic)
Newsgroups: alt.folklore.college
Subject: ** Can we all ignore Ted Frank since he's an idiot? **
Date: 17 Nov 1992 18:12:18 GMT
Organization: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH (USA)
Reply-To: bm508@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Branimir Dokic)
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Since Ted Frank  is a hypocrite, I'll be one too and choose not to
ignore him just yet.

In a previous article, thf2@ellis.uchicago.edu (Ted Frank) says:

>In article <1eb4avINN3b2@master.cs.rose-hulman.edu> henrydm@HYDRA.ROSE-HULMAN.EDU ("I'm not a racist because Eddie Murphy tells jokes about black people"
>Daemon) writes:
>>Omar told me that he thought Ted Frank was a dick.
>>He said that he had a mind to stuff you mailbox with hate-mail.
>>-God's honest truth.
>
>Here's where game theory can be educational.
>
>There are two possibilities: 1) Omar thinks I'm a dick, and
>                             2) Omar doesn't think I'm a dick.

>In case one, 



(Man do I hate some of these law student god-wannabes.  Since
he can say that all of Rose-Hulman is full of bigots and racists
I guess we can say the same about lawyers.  Gee therefore,
ad infinitum cod contradictrum Iam rightum and yur wrongum,
all lawyers must be idiots too.)
 
>sure, he tells Daemon that he thinks I'm a dick.  Ask me
>if I care what anyone at a third-rate all-male engineering college in 
>Indiana teeming with racists thinks about me.
>

Cutting down schools?!??!  Oh that's intelligent debate.
Just like a bully to throw sticks and stones since he lost
the flame-riot he hoped to start and since he has nothing of 
merit to say.

Well gee Ted, not everyone is as good as you and can attend
a perfect school like you do.  Stop picking on them, you bully.
You anti-smaller-school-than-yours bigot.  You anti-Rose racist.


>But let's take case two, because it's more interesting.
>
>He doesn't think I'm a dick.  But Daemon wants to know what Omar thinks
>of this guy from Chicago Law that's flaming Daemon.  What's Omar going to
>do?  Remember, he's at this isolated hell-hole of a college where everybody
>picks on him because he's from Pakistan.  He wants nothing more to be 
>liked -- in fact, he tries so hard that he's an object of ridicule.  
>
>Whose side do you think he's going to take?  A complete stranger who has no 
>intention of ever meeting any of these people?  Or the person who's been 

You know, I'm about to point out the obvious but here goes anyway.
How can you have to audacity to presuppose like you are doing?  Isn't 
this along the lines of prejudice and bigotry and racism...you know,
PRESUPPOSING THINGS ABOUT PEOPLE for no better reason than JUST BECAUSE?!
My man, you were just  whining  that the bigot boys at the 3rd rate
school were doing things YOU'RE DOING NOW.  

>tormenting him all along, but maybe, just maybe, might end the three years of 
>hell he's been through if he suddenly becomes his friend.
>
>This is known in the literature as a "pooling equilibrium."
>

You're known in Webster's literature as a hypocrite.  A self-riteous
one at that. 

You're known as a flaming a****** flame war inciter to me!! :)



OH yeah, no comments about grammar and spelling should there
be a few errors, I'm not as perfect as Mr. Frank, who attends
a 1st Rate school in the greatest city in the universe. And
also Ted Frank is perfekt.  I are not.   
Ted Frank for president, 1996.


>Hmmmm...
>-- 
>ted frank  
                   | thf2@ellis.uchicago.edu 
>standard disclaimers          | void where prohibited
>the university of chicago law school, chicago, illinois 60637
>

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Branimir Dokic
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