[Ssf] HARSH READING BUT YOU MUST READ:

[noone noone]

> >   Picture the scene, someone new to politics in sheffield hears about 
>the
> > ssf and is interested so joins the e-list, they then read one of mozaz's
> > epics and think 'this is too much for me' or 'this isnt the type of 
>thing i
> > want to be involved in' and walk away.
>
>"i think this may happen also :("
>
>"what's the solution ?"


for me personally the solution may end up with me just not being involved in 
politics any more. I refuse to repeat the same mistakes that i made in 2004.

Collectively, i dont know what the solution is because at the end of the day 
if mozaz wants to carry out an attention grabbing stunt he will.

I don't have any anger towards mozaz because it seems to me that he just 
can't help it and i can deal with it.  My point is that i cant be involved 
in something that isnt going anywhere and if we cant get new people / more 
people involved then the ssf just wont go anywhere. i cant afford to be 
involved in something like that.

for now
cuthbert


>From: mud <adam at diamat.org.uk>
>To: noone noone <machinevman at hotmail.com>
>CC: ssf at lists.aktivix.org
>Subject: RE: [Ssf] HARSH READING BUT YOU MUST READ:
>Date: Thu, 20 Jan 2005 11:28:42 +0000
>
>hi cuthbert, hi list
>
>On Thu, 2005-01-20 at 00:28 +0000, noone noone wrote:
> > I strongly believe that mozaz should not have sent his last email this
> > e-list.
>
>i agree
>
> > Why?
> >   Because it has nothing to do with the sheffield social forum and it 
>will
> > put people off from participating in the ssf.  I don't see how i can be
> > confident in inviting people to join this e-list or go to ssf meetings 
>if I
> > cant guarantee that the ssf isnt just a place for mozaz to vent his 
>anger
> > and feelings but is an independent political space which isnt dominated 
>by
> > one group or individual and is a place for collective action.
>
>i agree
>
> >   Picture the scene, someone new to politics in sheffield hears about 
>the
> > ssf and is interested so joins the e-list, they then read one of mozaz's
> > epics and think 'this is too much for me' or 'this isnt the type of 
>thing i
> > want to be involved in' and walk away.
>
>i think this may happen also :(
>
>what's the solution ?
>
>--
>mud
>
>
>

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