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>> Perhaps the fact that I refuse to sell cards at any price  to any company 
>> that employs the likes of Jim Dixon has an effect on this opinion?
>
>Am I the only one who finds the very concept of companies who sell
>their product based on personal bias to be more than a little
>repugnant?  C'mon, Dennis - even someone as notoriously thick-skinned
>as yourself should be able to see how incredibly unprofessional, to
>say nothing of purile, that last sentence must sound to readers of
>this mailing list.

You might not like what I say, but what I say is the truth. I think that
public vendettas are equally repugnant, so you can decide for 
yourself which is less appropriate.

Dennis