CH> Placing the sign on a public water supply certainly complicates 
CH> resolution of the issue.  Obviously, merely creating such a sign is one
CH> thing, while placing it on a public water supply is quite another.  
CH> Perhaps part of the equation for determining whether such a sign should
CH> be protected under free speech would be if that sign could be construed
CH> to have some legitimate purpose under the immediate circumstances.  I
CH> might add that it is sad that circumstances in this country have come 
CH> to the point where such a discussion is even neccessary.
I'm sorry, you're wrong in this case Charles.  I don't there IS a legitamate 
purpose for telling someone how to poison the water supply and therefore kill 
me unless that person is in the military to a foreign country and he is on a 
specific mission, in which case, may God help us all.
Peace.
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