[MD] Apologies for Dropped Threads

[Matt Kundert]

OH, yes, then, she was absolutely talking about that (at least, those 
Mormons who still--against the explicit renunciations of the central 
Mormon religious authorities--practice polygamy and live in 
compounds).  Though, still, I didn't say and she hardly meant anything 
along the lines of "let's _kill_ us some child molesters."

> Date: Fri, 7 Jan 2011 00:11:54 +0100
> From: parser666 at gmail.com
> To: moq_discuss at moqtalk.org
> Subject: Re: [MD] Apologies for Dropped Threads
> 
> Sorry , chomo's =,child molesters.
> 
> Here we have a model as where the gypsies laws are allowed their own laws
> when not in conflict with the native laws, bit like the unincorporated
> territory's of america, guam, yap, midway etc
> 
> 2011/1/6 Matt Kundert <pirsigaffliction at hotmail.com>
> 
> > Also, with your story about European gypsies, while I have a hard
> > time understanding what you meant in your recapitulation of my
> > story about me and my girlfriend (I have no clue what you meant
> > when you said my girlfriend said, "let kill some chomo's' on our
> > way"--particularly because "chomo" is not an English word, though
> > you appear to have attached a definite meaning to it), I do often
> > think about the general dynamics of community-inclusion/exclusion:
> > who counts, does it matter, and what do we do if it does?  For
> > example, with Mormons, they may have their own communal
> > discourse for morality, but I think the only way a democracy
> > survives is if the legal apparatus of the state trumps all particular,
> > local communities (such that Mormons and various modern
> > nomadic communities ("gypsies") are, whether they acknowledge
> > it or not, subject to the same laws as everyone else).