From: Platt Holden (pholden@sc.rr.com)
Date: Thu Dec 11 2003 - 22:59:09 GMT
Hi Steve,
You wrote:
> Intellectual domination of society is strengthened when ideas are
> weighed on their intellectual quality rather than the amount of money
> supporting their spread. So I see MOQ justification in limiting impact
> of "voice" based on wealth because it may make room for "voice" based on
> intellectual quality. So, what you've called intellect's attack on free
> speech may be seen as a triumph of power based on intellectual quality
> over power based on wealth.
Am I correct in assuming that you think there's an inverse ratio
between money and intellectual quality, that is, a voice based on
wealth is prima facie evidence that the intellectual quality of that
voice is low? If so, what evidence would you cite?
Also I wonder who you would suggest as judges to establish the
"intellectual quality" of a political ad, or any speech for that
matter?
Thanks.
Platt
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