anonymous services

Craig White wrote:
>
> "J.Francois" wrote:
> >
> > I had to read thru the other responders on this thread before I answered.
> > Everyone had good opinions so I think I need to explain why I do any of this.
> >
> > I am first generation American.
> >
> -----
> Actually, I don't think you needed to explain yourself - whatever you
> decide to do is right for you.
>
> If you recall, the ACLU defended the Nazi's right to march in Skokie
> Illinois so it's clear that some people are so convinced of the need for
> the freedoms guaranteed by the Bill of Rights that they will take
> positions that they find abominable. No one could blame you for keeping
> the anonymous services up and running and everyone should be able to
> understand your reticence to keep them running during this period. I for
> one admire your courage in operating the anonymous proxy services and
> applaud your notions of patriotism om suspending the same. If/when you
> services go back online, I don't believe that it will be any less
> patriotic.

JLF: Do you have PayPal? Or an address I can deliver cash to in
person?

If any when you resume anonymizing services, I pledge $50 in support
of them, to be delivered within a month or less of when the services
go back online. (as in, I might have already spent the money but it
WILL come from the next paycheck.)

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