On 17 Jan 97, Kit Ballantyne wrote to John Giannini:
 ->> I have read all of your messages replying to my messages.  I am not
 ->> going to get into things with you again, nor reply to those messages
 ->> specifically.   You are wrong in the above paragraph.  I said it
 ->> before, I say it now.  Want PROOF?  Although I am not being paid to
 ->> be your teacher or to educate you, I will give you an opportunity to
 ->> find out for yourself.
 KB> What a lie. You replied to my message to tell me that you wouldn't reply
 KB> to me after you said before that you would not reply to me. You
 KB> credibility is shot.
I feel really sorry for you Kit.  Trying to attack me by that hoplessly lame 
3 lines above really shows everyone what kind of person you are.  You ignore 
the avenue I offered you to find out for your own self the correct 
information about your erroneous views, and instead, continue to cling - for 
what reason I know not - to your wrong views.  I have met people in my life 
from time to time who absolutely cannot handle ever finding out they were 
wrong about something they thought - people who have absolutely no desire for 
self improvement when it comes to learning new things - or at least, things 
new to them.  For these people - you can do nothing.  If they want to believe 
the world is flat instead of round, what can you do?  You can only lead them 
to sources where they can correct their own knowledge, but you can't make 
them read or view - or believe - the evidence.  It's too bad you're like 
at.
 ->> CALL HER.  I expect a public apology in this echo within a week.
 ->> And an end to this discussion.
 KB> You can expect anything you want, but I am not here to live up to your
 KB> expectations.
This is sad.  I tell the man where he can easily find out ON HIS OWN, with no 
bias or prejudice, (and not even any cost, as the number is toll free!) the 
correct information he needs to know about copyright, and he refuses.  He 
does not *want* to know the truth.  I guess there is nothing else I can do.
 KB> I am here to enjoy a place where I can discuss Disney topics with a
 KB> wide audience.
Fine.  Discuss Disney.  Discus Disney all you want.  But stay away from legal 
issues.  When you talk about law, you only post incorrect information, and 
this is harmful.  You could actually be causing negative impacts and damage 
on others, all for no reason.  Discuss Disney all you like, but stay away 
from talking about economics or law, and do not criticize my pricing (or the 
pricing of *any* collectors markets in general) anymore, because you will 
never change the fact that collector markets exist and they will continue to 
exist Kit, no matter how badly you want them not to.
Anyway, I think I've said enough.  If anyone else on this echo would like to 
have the question of this copyright thing settled for themselves, just call 
Disney's customer service number, the 800 number, or you can even call 
Disney's legal services dept.  Customer Service can transfer you there.
Aloha for now...
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