[matilda] 6am etc etc late events etc etc

[Chris Malins]

I'd like to start a kitten evisceration collective. And I don't want 
anyone to stop me just because they personally dislike the idea of 
eviscerating kittens.

My point being that there is a point beyond which it is appropriate to 
argue against something happening at all, and that an intelligent 
discussion may be necessary to determine what that point is. So maybe we 
should not refer to the free party crowd as boring munters, but only 
talk about the specifics of what is negative about that scene.

But even more so, lets stop accusing people of being 'selfish' for 
trying to 'stop one another doing stuff at Matilda that we, personally, 
don't like' because people have a right to express discomfort with what 
collectives are doing. Every time that a reasonable discussion becomes 
focussed on personal abuse, it makes it far harder to reach a 
constructive outcome.

Or failing all of this, my new collective is looking for spare kittens 
if anyone has any....