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Subject: Re: Bravery has become cheap here.

Author: odell hall

Date: 19:12:02 03/25/99

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On March 25, 1999 at 21:05:47, Peter Kasinski wrote:

>On March 25, 1999 at 20:26:06, odell hall wrote:
>
>>
>>On March 24, 1999 at 18:33:19, Micheal Cummings wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>>According to Skarks Law Dictionary here is the definition of slander
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>slander A type of defamation. Slander is an untruthful oral (spoken)
>>>>statement about a person that harms the person's reputation or standing
>>>>in the community. Because slander is a tort (a civil wrong), the injured
>>>>person can bring a lawsuit against the person who made the false
>>>>statement. If the statement is made via broadcast media--for example,
>>>>over the radio or on TV--it is considered libel, rather than slander,
>>>>because the statement has the potential to reach a very wide audience.
>>>>See Topic:  Criminal
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>I have not even remotely came close to any of the above.  I challenge anyone to
>>>>prove that   1. I made an untruthful statement
>>>>2. Had intent to harm that person's (who i don't even know) reputation
>>>
>>>Point 1, there is just as many people who could find fault with your statement
>>>then people that support you.
>>>
>>>Point 2, You did state that you knew the persons real name, even though you have
>>>never met him, most slander cases are caused when people write or say about
>>>people they never met. So point 2 has been proved
>>>
>>>You have used the internet which has a potential worldwide audience, Thus you
>>>have changed this from a possible slander case, to now a more serious possible
>>>criminal act, do you want to dig yourself in deeper, by proving what you are
>>>doing. I would not want you to look up the criminal section as it asked. You
>>>might be facing a possible death penalty, and we do not want that :-)
>>
>>I will not dignify the idioticy of your statements with a response. I see no
>>further reason to continue this discussion with you, for it is obvious from your
>>responses, that you are simply not interested in the truth, I think you just
>>like to read your own nonsense. Even a child could see that what your saying is
>>moronic.  But if it makes you feel good to continue rambling , have at it, for I
>>am out of this discussion. At the beginning I thought I was having a discussion
>>with a half-way reasonable person, but after this last tirade you have convinced
>>me that you are no less than a fool! These Judgments do not extend to karlsdad
>>however, who is atleast reasonable, although misguided. Atleast karlsdad really
>>believes in what he is saying.  I do not think that even you believe the
>>nonsense you just posted. Evidence that your simply longing for an argument, not
>>an intelligent discourse. Have the last word Fool!
>
>
>Before too long the kid who used a computer to cheat you out of the game on ICC
>is going to look like the least of our problems.
>
>PK



 First of all We don't know it was a kid, This was something that was suggested,
without any evidence at all. Secondly even if it was a kid, It is still wrong to
cheat.  Are you suggesting, that because it was a kid who committed the cheating
then it is ok? Does the rules of ICC  say that using a computer is wrong and
against the rules only when adults are involved?  Thirdly in making this reply,
you are acknoledging that I was cheated and thus my evidence was sufficient
.  All this being true, I was within my rights to post the handle of a suspected
cheater after gathering the proper evidence.  These actions were taken without
the objections of any moderator in this forum, Neither has it been proven, that
I violated any CCC rules.  This information being true, all attacks on me can
only be viewed as a form of harrassment.



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