nigelswift wrote: Mustard wrote: OK. Personally, I'm not bothered about criminality, dignity, risks to public safety and the reputation of EH.
Well I am. Very.
That's fine Nige. But your argument then becomes a moral argument rather than a conservation argument.
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20th July 2010ce
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