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Re: The constitution and the social contract



Hi,
>>"Thomas" == Thomas Bushnell, BSG <tb@becket.net> writes:

 Thomas> Because the Project Secretary has apparently vanished from the face of
 Thomas> the earth, you're it.  As such, it's inappropriate for you to make
 Thomas> substantive suggestions about resolution, given that you will also be
 Thomas> the person charged with deciding constitutional questions and the
 Thomas> like.

	I beg to differ. Becoming a secretary does not mean one gives
 up ones right to an opinions (indeed, if it does, I'll strongly
 exhort people never to step up and volunteer for such a
 disenfranchising post).

	I thihk it is insulting to imply that the secretary can't keep
 his different hats separated enough to allow his own opinions to
 taint his performance as an office bearer in the project.

	I am saddened to note that we have fallen to this level of distrust.

	manoj
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