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>2) I don't want people to decide on what I should read. People who try to
>   influence CGW (and many times society as a whole) are indirectly
telling
>   me what not to read.

This argument belongs in the compost pile.

At the very most, they are trying to influence where you read it. And they
have just as much a right to tell CGW "I don't want to see this stuff in
your magazine" as you do to say "I love it; gimme more!"

>Point 2) is something for which I don't accept other opinion. I don't 
>want people to tell me how to live, what to read and what to say. I can 
>decide for myself. So, leave the sex ads in the mag, 'cause I might want 
>to have a look at them.

And what Jojo wants determines what everybody else should do. Sorry, son,
that's not an argument. It's a baby whining, and for essentially the same
reason.


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