Heidegger

In a message dated 07/07/2008 21:44:57 GMT Standard Time,
philosophy at cohering.net writes:

In a message dated 07/07/2008 21:44:57 GMT Standard Time,
philosophy at cohering.net writes:

I would suggest that the group get rid of that URL icon, derive a
group-accepted discussion of the political issue, and make into a
separate page for whomever has a problem with the issue. I was
dissatisfied with the Wikipedia page on this, so I revised the page
in favor of Prof. Heidegger, but had my revisions erased under the
pretext that I was biased, which resulted in the return of the page
that was (and is, in my view) distinctly biased toward connoting that
MH was a Nazi. So it goes.

Gary Davis
Berkeley

What kind of a would-be control freak are you? You reappear on the list
after years of absence and have the cheek to immediately start prattling on
about the Philosopher of Nazism as if the thinking thug had never been a Nazi
with pretensions to becoming Hitler’s personal philosopher at all. You even
have the temerity to call for removal of the monitory icon (which is meant to
warn off the skinhead neo-Nazis who buzz around any transcendentalist honeypot
at the mere mention of Heidegger’s name. It is well known that the
reificating Nazi runt remains a hero (as any neo-nazi website reveals.) God help your
students - if what you ladle out to them as a captive audience is even
remotely similar to what you have just written here. They are probably Heil
Hitlering down the corridors whilst singing the Horst Wessel song on their way out
onto the campus looking for Jews to beat up. No wonder the Wikipedia
troll-stoppers put a block on your dangerous and arrogant meddling. I have never
encountered a more overtly and unashamedly partisan approach towards the nazi
fanatic Heidegger in all my years on the internet.

Jud Evans. (absolutely disgusted!)

Posted on Sunday, July 13th, 2008 at 6:00 am
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