"Frank McCoy" <mccoyf@millcomm.com> wrote in message
news:2r6826phj92eujqen8ldadn3j6g4ohmpkq@4ax.com...
> I'm back ... Sort of.
>
> Sorry I can't talk about the case, except that it's still ongoing.
> Judge Sands heard the case ... And hasn't made any rulings yet; either
> on the motions or on the verdict itself.
>
> As you can see, I just got permission to use the Internet, Usenet, and
> Email. I can't post stories and will not be discussing either stories
> or the case. Sorry. Any posts or comments to me about either will be
> ignored. Still, things are better than they were.
>
> I *WILL* correct ONE misconception I read in catching up however:
>
> I have *always* held that my stories are legal.
> That being the basis of my entire defense.
>
> Some people might say they are illegal, because of various laws.
> So ... Ponder this:
> Was it illegal for Rosa Parks to sit in the front of the bus?
> Or ... Was the law itself illegal?
>
> Sorry, but further than that, I won't be entering the discussion.
> ;-{
>
> Wish I could.
>
What so many forget: Literally millions of people throughout history died
horrible, disgusting, painful deaths to secure the freedoms we enjoy. All
because they dared to stand up against unjust laws. Frank's stories are no
different than stories about a mad corpse in a hockey mask who hacks up
teenagers, another mad corpse in a halloween mask who hacks up teenagers or
a crazed psychiatrist who eats people who offend him. They're all fiction.
No one emulates the writings of the Marqis de Sade. Not even the Marqis de
Sade. Mary Shelly didn't build bodies from corpses. Bram Stroker didn't
drink blood.
Good luck if you're the real Frank McCoy.
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