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Proof that more is less, Quest. I suggest that you make your next response as long and unthoughtful as possible, and perhaps then you will feel justified in your abstraction. "The most common use of abstraction is to conceal contradictions. It must be noted that that abstracting process has been demonstrated to be infinite." --Culture Lag, an unpublished work by Jorj X. McKie I have never changed my screen-name. You have me mistaken for someone else, which is fun and funny at the same time! There's nothing quite so exhilarating as pointing out the shortcomings of others, except of course to point out our own. "This is a tool to be used." Used how? What are you going to use it for, if not a witch-hunt? If you don't have the tenacity to degender the so-called offenders, then what do you intend to do with them? This abstract suggestion of violence disgusts me. "...a blight on our society and there is no more a loathed and reviled creature." Your world of fear and loathing is your own. To state that "there is no more a loathed and reviled creature." doesn't make it so, for in my world there are many more loathed and reviled creatures. The greed-hungry politicians, the weak-minded thralls that dote on their every words, the murderous war-hungry military leaders, the religious hypocrites who have tormented humanity with their lies for thousands of years, and on like that. So because I disagree with you on this topic, you attempt to insult me, degrade me, mistake my identity and take out some deep-seated revulsion upon me, and scorn me? And you think yourself a decent person? How are you any different than the sexual violaters, when you violate my personality with each new inane response? But I must apologize for a previous comment of mine. I mistook YOU for "Orbital", Quest, in my comment about balloons. Take it as a compliment, for you both do stunning work in Bryce. '"It's not the creepy guy who moves in next door you need to be most concerned about, but family, friends people who have access to your children on a regular basis," says Pamela Schultz, author of Not Monsters: Analyzing the Stories of Child Molesters. She says most kids are abused by people they know.' Now having read this, perhaps it's time to live in even more fear, of our own brothers and sisters and parents? I think not. In your world, Quest, if someone types it up then it's obviously the absolute truth of the Universe. And this news clip is intended to decrease your fear Quest, I found it just for you and hope it helps you sleep better tonight.