www/philosophy rms-on-radio-nz.html

[Brett Smith]

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 <h2>RMS on Radio NZ - October 2009</h2>
 
 <p>Saturday 3 October 2009 / approx. 9.05 am NZST</p>
-Radio New Zealand National / Saturdays with Kim Hill<br />
+<p>Radio New Zealand National / Saturdays with Kim Hill<br />
 Interview between Kim Hill (presenter) and Richard M Stallman<br />
 Transcript by Jim Cheetham address@hidden with permission from Radio New
 Zealand.<br />&nbsp;
@@ -145,7 +145,7 @@
 <dt>RMS</dt>
 <dd>Well that's just one of the places where it's done, it's done also in
 Bagram in Afghanistan, and I really don't see why it would be better to move
-those people to Bagram. What has to be done is charge them or release 
them.</dd>
+those people to Bagram. What has to be done is charge them or release them.
 They're entitled to that.</dd>
 
 <dt>KH</dt>
@@ -627,7 +627,7 @@
 
 <dt>RMS</dt>
 <dd>All sorts of polling, there's public opinion polling and anything, use a
-sample, the point is you don't ask everybody, nobody's required to 
participate.</dd>
+sample, the point is you don't ask everybody, nobody's required to participate.
 But you use a sample, and you use that to measure popularity.</dd>
 
 <dt>KH</dt>
@@ -705,7 +705,7 @@
 
 <dt>[30:47]<br />
 RMS</dt>
-<dd>Yes, but I don't want to have one answer for every question in 
society.</dd>
+<dd>Yes, but I don't want to have one answer for every question in society.
 I'm not a proponent of a very simpistic political philosophy, and I hope that
 that's visible. There are such people.</dd>
 
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