"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
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How does one have malice towards anonymous imaginary creations of
someone's mind, Atkinson. I understand that you don't really appreciate
how the real world deals with such creations of the imagination given
that you've made a fortune out of getting people to spend money on
imaginary differences between audio products.

Again Atkinson, it is understandable that you would be confused about
the difference between imaginary things and real things given the
fortune you've amassed by selling collections stories about imaginary
audible differences. However, assembling a journal of imaginary
happenings and selling it is not the same as showing real damages.

That Atkinson is probably because you are so confused about the
difference between reality and wholly imaginary things.

What's pathetic is people such as yourself Atkinson, who obviously
confuse imagination with reality or try to browbeat other people into
believing that fiction is fact.

A truly astonishing set of responses, given that everything I told you,
Mr. Krueger, was true, was to your benefit, and was acquired the hard
way, through my own involvement in lawsuits. (Defamation lawsuits are
part of the territory for magazine editors who don't spike negative
reviews.) Oh well, Mr. Krueger, I guess the die is cast. You should
offer a prayer to St. Jude that none of the people you have defamed
will ever be able to point to proof of actual damages suffered.

With regret
John Atkinson
Editor, Stereophile