[Upd-discuss] Jewish Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame sued over trademark
violation
sandor
upd@sandor.net
Fri, 18 Feb 2005 18:26:48 -0800
Rob,
Hello!
I don't believe I've seen your posts before.. Welcome!
Rob Myers wrote:
> On 18 Feb 2005, at 18:10, Jason Tanenbaum wrote:
>
>> I think it's troubling to say that there is a right or wrong focus of
>> discussion.
>
>
> Would arguing that there is be a wrong focus of discussion?
According to some - it would be "troubling".
>> Who is to say that the common free speech concerns that run through
>> the different areas of law are less important than the specific
>> policy issues of each?
>
>
> Who is to say they are more important than the obvious differences?
> And can they please do so in the form of a falsifiable argument?
Mmm - a falsifiable argument for either statement would sure make
things plain.. I'd like to see one myself!
> Arguing that this is just one discourse amongst many is making a value
> judgement by suspending one.
Only if the argument is 'the *content* of this discourse is of no
greater value than that of other discourses',
If the statement is 'all discourses are equal'; then a value
judgment is being made for all discourses - but not about any one in
particular.
I'm not sure which Jason meant.
> - Rob.
Cheers!
-sándor