In article ,
"Mary Fisher" writes:
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| Nobody has the right to persuade others what is good to read and what is not
| good.

But newspaper owners have the right to distort facts to 'persuade'
people what to think? Oh, really?

| I don't read any newspapers but I don't suggest that others don't.

Well, I do and I don't. You should, and you shouldn't tell people
that they aren't allowed to use persuasion to try to convince other
people to read intelligently.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.