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Subject: Re: WHO IS JOHN LEE?

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Matt Brewington

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Date Posted: 10:54:33 02/06/12 Mon
In reply to: Moral of the story 's message, "Re: WHO IS JOHN LEE?" on 19:49:42 01/31/12 Tue

I think the real moral of this story is: Don't pretend to be someone you are not. It's not about whether someone can remain anonymous, it appears to be about not signing on as someone you know and making comments as if you were that person. I understand the need for anonymity on forums like this especially if you live in a place like Dearborn County, where governmental checks and balances hardly exist and a prosecutor and judge ignore civil rights and use children as pawns in order to carry out personal vendettas which are encouraged only by their own lack of character and childish shortcomings... But if you hide behind anonymity just to name call, you are not much of a person. We are all free to disagree and name call all we want, just be prepared to stand behind your own words and beliefs. Why oh why is that so hard to understand?

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