In his response, Howard underscored the historical significance of discussing honor and integrity face-to-face, asserting that true dialogue requires courage and respect. He criticized the misuse of copyright laws, specifically the fair use doctrine, as a means to distort his message and damage his reputation. “If you profit off of my name while calling me a liar, then be prepared to stand behind your accusations,” Howard stated, conveying his readiness to engage in a respectful discourse, or, if necessary, a more serious confrontation.
