The point is, of course, that as long as there are millions and millions of people who are _not_ dot-commers or _not_ businessmen who know what it means to keep a payroll or _not_ libertarians, why should we ignore all those more accessible people to waste time talking to dot-commers? When we run out of Walmart clerks and students with an interest in social justice and union members ticked off with their bureaucracy and welfare (now more and more non-welfare) mothers, maybe we can give a few moments of a lazy Sunday evening to a dot-commer or two, who by that time will be ready to listen to us because of those tens of millions of others we have reached while ignorning dot-commers.
Geez! Don't you have any sense of priority?
Carrol
Carrol, your criticism was right on the mark, but don't you think you could have made your delivery with somewhat more tact than a drunken water buffalo trying to tap-dance? To put it your way: Geez! Don't you have any sense of fellow-feeling?
Todd