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LRN.FM - The Liberty Radio Network / Re: Open letter to Marc Stevens on why his “No-State Project” show does harm
« on: June 29, 2012, 05:24:51 PM »
Hey Kenneth..... Thanks for commenting. You made this old man's day. Appreciate your opinion.
To me, a disclaimer is more than just a difference of opinion. It includes a difference of opinion, but it is more. And in this case, it throws Marc Stevens under the bus. Not what I would expect from Ian. You have more experience with FTL than I do. I am still a newbie here; so you are the expert here.
I have only listened to NSP a handful of times. But after this I am going to make a point of listening more often. I went over to his website and read the comments about M. Dean and Marc's response to him. Marc seems to be a straight up guy and is taking this attack well. Gotta respect him for that. Maybe if Dean had some foresight, he would have not gone after someone he doesn't even know. Marc makes it known that Dean is welcome to come on his show anytime Dean wants to. Marc said he would be happy to be on Dean's show too. Dean has refused. Coward.
You are right: a disclaimer is not censorship. However, in this case, Dean would like it to be. I suggest checking out Marc Steven's website. It was enlightening.
To me, a disclaimer is more than just a difference of opinion. It includes a difference of opinion, but it is more. And in this case, it throws Marc Stevens under the bus. Not what I would expect from Ian. You have more experience with FTL than I do. I am still a newbie here; so you are the expert here.
I have only listened to NSP a handful of times. But after this I am going to make a point of listening more often. I went over to his website and read the comments about M. Dean and Marc's response to him. Marc seems to be a straight up guy and is taking this attack well. Gotta respect him for that. Maybe if Dean had some foresight, he would have not gone after someone he doesn't even know. Marc makes it known that Dean is welcome to come on his show anytime Dean wants to. Marc said he would be happy to be on Dean's show too. Dean has refused. Coward.
You are right: a disclaimer is not censorship. However, in this case, Dean would like it to be. I suggest checking out Marc Steven's website. It was enlightening.
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LRN.FM - The Liberty Radio Network / Re: Open letter to Marc Stevens on why his “No-State Project” show does harm
« on: June 29, 2012, 12:40:26 PM »
I have been a listener of the liberty radio network for almost a year. I have not felt a desire to sign up for FTL message board until yesterday. I enjoy most of the radio shows on LRN, especially Ian's show. But I am reconsidering my opinion of it after I heard Michael Dean and Ian slam Marc publicly and yet at the same time, behind Marc's back. Shame on both of you. You crucify Marc and don't let him have equal time. So Ian, when is Marc going to be able to have airtime on your show?
Dean seems only interested in having a disclaimer stated before the No State Project airs. Dean gives the impression that he is desperate to punish Marc and that a disclaimer will be Marc's punishment. Dean also gives the impression that he will have triumphed over Marc if Ian goes along with this disclaimer. The disclaimer will be Dean's prize/win/payback.
What makes this so hypocritical on Ian's part is the name of his network: "Free Talk Live, talk radio you control". If Ian uses a disclaimer for Marc's NSP, then it is not free talk, and Marc and his listeners are not controllling it.
I will be 60 years old at the end of this year. I left the republican party with Ian's help. This is the kind of thing that is rampant in mainstream politics. Why is Ian allowing it here? Dean comes off like an arrogant jerk and Ian falls for it. I guess I should listen to my wife. She thinks "Libertarians" are just another political party, no different from the republicans. I really hope she is wrong. So now I am suspect.
Dean seems only interested in having a disclaimer stated before the No State Project airs. Dean gives the impression that he is desperate to punish Marc and that a disclaimer will be Marc's punishment. Dean also gives the impression that he will have triumphed over Marc if Ian goes along with this disclaimer. The disclaimer will be Dean's prize/win/payback.
What makes this so hypocritical on Ian's part is the name of his network: "Free Talk Live, talk radio you control". If Ian uses a disclaimer for Marc's NSP, then it is not free talk, and Marc and his listeners are not controllling it.
I will be 60 years old at the end of this year. I left the republican party with Ian's help. This is the kind of thing that is rampant in mainstream politics. Why is Ian allowing it here? Dean comes off like an arrogant jerk and Ian falls for it. I guess I should listen to my wife. She thinks "Libertarians" are just another political party, no different from the republicans. I really hope she is wrong. So now I am suspect.
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