[Vision2020] Top Five Reasons Not to Hate Dale Courtney

[Donovan Arnold]

OK, I have heard 50 reasons from every ultra-liberal
(even the self proclaimed Christians) on here why we
should hate Dale Courtney. I do not agree with Dale on
many issues, he is way too far to the right for me on
social issues, particularly religion. However, there
are positive traits about him too. I feel it only fair
that we do this since others felt it an obligation to
attack him for his opinions. 

1)He is fair most the time

2)He does not promote violence against other people
for disagreements like others on V2020

3)He argues using logic. This means he will admit he
is wrong if you disprove his premise, present a
logical argument against his statement, or expose an
error in his logical thinking process. 

4)	He takes initiative. He actually created a blog,
and voices his opinion and gets it out there. Others
may not like his blog, but at least he made an effort
to voice his ideas and beliefs. 

5)	He reduces the personal attacks. Some people on
Vision 2020, that is all they do is make character
attacks on people they do not like. He does not use
his intelligence to be clever and cruel in his
personal insults. 

Donovan J Arnold






--- Ron Force <rforce at moscow.com> wrote:

> BZZZZZT! Change in law! From the US Copyright Office
> site:
> 
>  When is my work protected?
> Your work is under copyright protection the moment
> it is created and fixed
> in a tangible form that it is perceptible either
> directly or with the aid of
> a machine or device...
> 
> ...The use of a copyright notice is no longer
> required under U. S. law,
> although it is often beneficial. Because prior law
> did contain such a
> requirement, however, the use of notice is still
> relevant to the copyright
> status of older works.
> 
> Notice was required under the 1976 Copyright Act.
> This requirement was
> eliminated when the United States adhered to the
> Berne Convention, effective
> March 1, 1989. Although works published without
> notice before that date
> could have entered the public domain in the United
> States, the Uruguay Round
> Agreements Act (URAA) restores copyright in certain
> foreign works originally
> published without notice.
> **********************************************
> Ron Force          Moscow ID USA
> 
>  rforce at moscow.com
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> 
>   .
> 
>   Second, just because a picture is taken by a
> photographer doesn't make it
> copyrighted. Copyright law requires that the notice
> be given. No copyright
> notice, not copyrighted.
> 
> >
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