At 14:53 29/03/03 -0500, Kee Hinckley wrote:
At 12:31 PM -0600 3/29/03, wayne wrote:
You can check the archive, but Phillip was the first to call someone
"clueless". I think you analogy would be closer to "I assume that if
No. He called the blacklist of his IP address clueless.
The blacklist is on what is obviously my private domain. It can therefore
be fairly assumed that *I* put it there. An inanimate thing cannot be
"clueless", because a label of cluelessness is a comment about knowledge.
It is necessarily directed at the person who has done the action to put
that thing in place. This is logic 101 - in fact in a logic course it would
usually be given as an example of an ad hominem.
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