>> I'm getting tired of correcting all this nonsense, > Do whatever you want with my opinion, but I, > >for one, will be quite grateful if you choose to > > present your words as though they were just your > > thoughts and opinions and to treat others with > > much greater respect. > > Nick
> I just don't understand why some people are just plain > mean. It's not like he's some genius who doesn't > suffer fools; that I would respect. I know people with > Asperger's who probably don't know they are being rude, or > just don't care. I suppose if trolls and > flamers didn't hide behind their computers and were out in > the real world, they would learn pretty fast to keep their > trap shut... Bottom line is people like that are alone > and miserable, so they fling their rage through the > electronic interface. > Jon Mann > From: John Williams <jwilliams4...@gmail.com> > > It's not like he's some genius who doesn't suffer > fools; that I would respect. > It is not like you are a successful politician. Why would > anyone care about having your respect? > I actually think this is a statement made in good > faith. IMHO, you would grow if you were able to > understand the answer to that question. While self > respect is critical, and one shouldn't put up a > false front to get respect, earning the respect of > those who have achieved less than you can be very > beneficial. The reason why will be left as an exercise > for the student. :-) > Dan M. >> I actually think >I'm not so sure about that. (John Williams) Allow me to retort to John William's rude retorts (if that really is his name). He assumes that I am not a successful politician because I have not won an election. In his ignorance and lack of understanding of how politics work, is the fact that I refuse to sell out. It would defeat the purpose of why I run for office. I don't just talk, I do the walk. I have succeeded in setting the agenda for a number of issues using some of the strategies in "Earth". In the last election there were 15 candidates for 4 positions on the council. The incumbents and those who make promises to gain the support of special interests always win. The 4 behind who also had special interests but not the local machine, spent at least $50,000. I came in a few hundred votes behind them and ahead of all the remaining candidates. Not bad, when my only endorsement was the Green party... I'm Jonathan Mann and I approve this message!~) _______________________________________________ http://box535.bluehost.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l_mccmedia.com
