[sinkspur]

But to suggest--as you do, and do often--that Williamson admired the man for his murders--is calumny, pure and simple.

I never suggested that Williamson admired Kasczynski for his murders; I suggested he admired him.

So Williamson's a Luddite too?

[ultima ratio]

You don't make the necessary distinction between admiring the writings of a man and admiring the man. As I say, many well-respected journalists found the writings compelling. You meant, of course, to suggest Williamson likes murderers because he is some kind of kook--though the bishop himself said that Kasczynski's crimes were evil, despite the fact that he found the writings made a good deal of sense.