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Originally Posted by banyon  Anonymity in politics was an important value of our founders. It's why they embraced the secret ballot, convened the Constitutional Convention in closed session, and wrote the Federalist Papers using pen names.
Anonymity in speech, IMO, has it place too, though standing behind what you write does too. | I agree.
I see the other side as well, but if you're going to go past a certain point to voice your opinion and putting someone else on the chopping block, I feel your name should be attached to it. It's only right that the other person is able to know who he's defending himself to (in my opinion). I also feel throwing comments of someones personal appearance for no reason is immature and serves no purpose. That's a 2nd grade approach when you've run out of things to say.
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