On Thu, 22 Sep 2005 20:49:04 GMT, "Fitz" <SENDNOMAIL@SENDNOMAIL.COM>
wrote:

>It sounds like you're advocating that newsgroups/forums be eliminated so
>that no one with knowledge can be an "enabler". I've found that I gain a
>great deal of knowledge and information from these groups. I'd had to see
>the groups go. Didn't realize that I was being enabled by reading these
>groups. BTW, I don't have any scumware on my computer.

Sure you're being enabled. Just because someone uses enabling as a
bad word, don't assume that ability is a bad thing to have nor a bad
thing to share.

Howard Brazee wrote:
> On Thu, 22 Sep 2005 20:49:04 GMT, "Fitz" <SENDNOMAIL@SENDNOMAIL.COM>
> wrote:
>
>> It sounds like you're advocating that newsgroups/forums be
>> eliminated so that no one with knowledge can be an "enabler". I've
>> found that I gain a great deal of knowledge and information from
>> these groups. I'd had to see the groups go. Didn't realize that I
>> was being enabled by reading these groups. BTW, I don't have any
>> scumware on my computer.
>
> Sure you're being enabled. Just because someone uses enabling as a
> bad word, don't assume that ability is a bad thing to have nor a bad
> thing to share.

It does have a derogatory meaning in the context of fat lazy fools
begging for answers to problem that they have caused themselves.

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