Warning: OT political in nature.

[Guest guest]

And we are concerned that a 70-sum year old female patient is going

to vote, someone who has been around for many years, lived through

some of the hardest economic times of our country, and we

have " educated " professionals making statements like a few of the

last posts who are going to vote. Do these " educated professionals "

really believe some of this tripe????

Just because it is reported on the news, read on the web, or printed

in the paper does not make it so. Just ask Dan Rather. However, if

it is repeated enough times, from the left or the right, some people

believe it.

I guess we can all hope this rot stops after election day, but

somehow I think that the outcome of the election will only justify

more of this garbage when the election doesn't come out like some

would like.

I have become a convert to eliminating this political garbage from

the list serve when it is just vile crap, instead of intelligent

information.

Grice, DC

Albany, OR

[Guest guest]

From: J.

Vissers [mailto:mvissers@...]

Sent: Wednesday, September 22,

2004 9:41 AM

'rongrice01'

Subject: RE: Warning:

OT political in nature.

Well said Ron. . . I also am tiring of the

vile attacks.

It reminds me of people I meet that tell

me. . . . . “No, I don’t go to a chiropractor. I had an uncle that went to one years

ago and the chiropractor hurt him.”

You can always find the “outside the

normal experience” testimony to support whatever you are attempting to

indoctrinate others with. . . . . however, that does not necessarily make it

the truth.

If we as chiropractors do not appreciate

the lies, innuendo, half-truths and falsehoods that are told about our

profession, then we should refrain from telling lies, innuendo, half-truths,

and falsehoods about others. . . . . . even if they are politicians.

Now back to your regularly scheduled

broadcast. . . .

J. Vissers, D.C.

From: rongrice01

[mailto:rongrice@...]

Sent: Wednesday, September 22,

2004 9:21 AM

Subject: Warning: OT

political in nature.

And we are concerned that a 70-sum year old female patient is going

to vote, someone who has been around for many

years, lived through

some of the hardest economic times of our country,

and we

have " educated " professionals making

statements like a few of the

last posts who are going to vote. Do these

" educated professionals "

really believe some of this tripe????

Just because it is reported on the news, read on

the web, or printed

in the paper does not make it so. Just ask

Dan Rather. However, if

it is repeated enough times, from the left or the

right, some people

believe it.

I guess we can all hope this rot stops after

election day, but

somehow I think that the outcome of the election

will only justify

more of this garbage when the election doesn't

come out like some

would like.

I have become a convert to eliminating this

political garbage from

the list serve when it is just vile crap, instead

of intelligent

information.

Grice, DC

Albany, OR

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[Guest guest]

Actually, I really was trying to take a " humorous " slant on what is

obviously a complex issue (doesn't anyone see the irony of accusing Kerry of

being AGAINST the war, and then also accusing him of CAUSING the war!?) (I

thought that was rather hilarious, myself

I dearly love this lady (the 70+ yo) who brings me every Clinton/Kerry joke

she can find. She's been a patient of mine for as long as I've been in

practice. She and her husband (who is now deceased) and I have bantered

politics (and many other subjects) for years, and we fully respect, enjoy

and even revel in the differences we have on different subjects.

(:-)

Warning: OT political in nature.

> And we are concerned that a 70-sum year old female patient is going

> to vote, someone who has been around for many years, lived through

> some of the hardest economic times of our country, and we

> have " educated " professionals making statements like a few of the

> last posts who are going to vote. Do these " educated professionals "

> really believe some of this tripe????

>

> Just because it is reported on the news, read on the web, or printed

> in the paper does not make it so. Just ask Dan Rather. However, if

> it is repeated enough times, from the left or the right, some people

> believe it.

>

> I guess we can all hope this rot stops after election day, but

> somehow I think that the outcome of the election will only justify

> more of this garbage when the election doesn't come out like some

> would like.

>

> I have become a convert to eliminating this political garbage from

> the list serve when it is just vile crap, instead of intelligent

> information.

>

> Grice, DC

> Albany, OR

>

>

>

>

> OregonDCs rules:

> 1. Keep correspondence professional; the purpose of the listserve is to

foster communication and collegiality. No personal attacks on listserve

members will be tolerated.

> 2. Always sign your e-mails with your first and last name.

> 3. The listserve is not secure; your e-mail could end up anywhere.

However, it is against the rules of the listserve to copy, print, forward,

or otherwise distribute correspondence written by another member without his

or her consent, unless all personal identifiers have been removed.

>