Your ID, please (was: Re: How does bones0504. . . )

[Guest guest]

Lenny,

No offense or anything, but requiring proof of identity is kind of,

well, silly. I could say I'm Joe Blow or Jane Doe. This is the

internet. There are thousands of ways to mask your identity.

However, if anyone received a private email from Mr. " bones, " please

click on " show headers " and then forward it to me cindy @ autismlink .

com and let me do a little traceroute.

:-O

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> > Your questions deserve serious answers. I prefer to answer them

> > privately. Please email me your phone number so we can chat more

> freely.

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> > schafer@

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> > Lenny

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> > > Mr. Schaffer, you should be ashamed of yourself for allowing such

> > > drivel (fyi: childish, silly, or meaningless talk or thinking;

> > > nonsense; twaddle) on your supposed insightful forum. All I've done

> > > is respond to questions posed to me, and all I've received in

return

> > > are ad hominem attacks (def: appealing to one's prejudices,

> > > emotions, or special interests rather than to one's intellect or

> > > reason; attacking an opponent's character rather than answering his

> > > argument).

> > >

> > > A debater commits the Ad Hominem Fallacy when he introduces

> > > irrelevant personal premisses about his opponent. Such red herrings

> > > may successfully distract the opponent or the audience from the

> > > topic of the debate.

> > >

> > > Tell me Mr. Schaffer...if thimerosal = autism, then why doesn't

> > > evryone just chelate their child? It works doesn't it? Or is it

MMR

> > > that causes autism? Or is it environmental toxins = autism, or

is it

> > > microsoft = autism, or maybe it's aluminum = autism...etc.

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