[Noisebridge-discuss] Who do we want to exclude? [Drama]

[Andrew Byrne]

Damn you for being funny =]

Alternatively:
1 Cops are not there to help you, the more so when we are giving them cause
and reason to investigate the space.

2 We should not hesitate to kick people out due to a fetishization of
non-confrontation.

3 An analysis of the term "obstructing justice" illustrates the inadequacy
of your argument.
On Apr 12, 2013 9:50 PM, "Mitchel McAllister" <xonimmortal at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Okay, so far, in answer to the question posed autocratically in the
> original poster's message and the subject line, we have the following:
>
> maestro wants the police, anybody who looks like police, and anyone who
> talks to police excluded
>
> Andrew wants anyone using a dictionary or other sources excluded, and also
> wants his time back.
>
> Aly wants... what?  Not sure. I think it has to do with how the police are
> secretly writing fire codes and building codes.
>
> If anybody wants to sit down and rationally discuss ways we can encourage
> more excellent behavior and stop enabling bad behavior, I am in Turing.
>
> If you want to whine and complain, I'm on the fire escape.
>
>
>
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