Re: Community Therapeutic Day School

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I had meant that often people have a gaggle of children or even one and

then edlessly complain (because what they really wanted was the

attention a baby brings) they want to displace the child as them

having the spotlight and the child becomes a rival. the rolling stons

sang mothers little helper, some (not all) mothers use their children

to draw attention to themselves, or they thought that patenting idea

sounded good until they had to pull out the pooper scooper. i find

perople are often confused about what they really want from a thing.

Aspies tend to be more honest about what they want. If they want

attention for themselves they seek it, they don't use people as

vehicles for unnamed desires. People at Large view progeny in the

wrong way, they are dependant by their very definition yet how many

people do we know (at large) that use their children as the parent. I

had meant to expsoe the facts we already know people lie. those lies

are often not only verbal but place life at risk for selfish feeling

based reasons which they don't even bother to acknowledge

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> In a message dated 7/29/2007 5:55:07 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> julie.stevenson16@... writes:

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> Mmmmmmmmm am I getting mixed up, but I do believe wrote the

> above, perhaps you can verify if so or not?

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That is funny because when i read it I had to read to see if I didn't

write it. sounded like me to me. I never argue the origination of a

quote because i have faith in the hive

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In a message dated 7/30/2007 5:55:09 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, julie.stevenson16@... writes:

I tend to seek clarification, because well I guess I can be pedantic, I get confused and also I start to doubt my own sanity often :-)Little innacuracies sometimes unnerve me.

Nothing wrong with seeking clarification. I had noticed those same errors, but knowing how they happened, I didn't pay much attention to them.

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I tend to seek clarification, because well I guess I can be pedantic, I

get confused and also I start to doubt my own sanity often :-)

Little innacuracies sometimes unnerve me.

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> >

> > In a message dated 7/29/2007 5:55:07 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> > julie.stevenson16@ writes:

> >

> > Mmmmmmmmm am I getting mixed up, but I do believe wrote

the

> > above, perhaps you can verify if so or not?

> >

> >

> >

> That is funny because when i read it I had to read to see if I didn't

> write it. sounded like me to me. I never argue the origination of a

> quote because i have faith in the hive

>

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In a message dated 7/31/2007 10:24:59 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, no_reply writes:

I just wish people would learn tolerance and at least try to understand... but they don't so many people of all walks of life are what about me, me, me, me" Well what about others, I feel it is my moral obligation as a human being to help others in need if I am able. It shames me to say that I am in a very small group. All I can do is to show my children by example, so they show their children and so on... sooner or later it might catch on. Rose

That's a very good point. Do you know the number one reason why people buy a Toyota Prius, the hybrid electric car? Because owning one makes it look they care about the environment. Actual fuel savings and economy are number 3 on the list. In other words, a good thing has been corrupted into a "I'm better than you" fashion statement.

I have also heard convincing arguments that this next election will be decided not on the merit of the candidates, but the narcissism of the voters. There will be a lot of people who will turn this election into a fashion statement about themselves, so that in future they can say "I voted for the first woman (or African American) President." Talk about a shallow way to decide things. But that is what our culture is turning in to. very little unity and a lot of ME, ME, ME!!!

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In a message dated 7/31/2007 10:24:59 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, no_reply writes:

I just wish people would learn tolerance and at least try to understand... but they don't so many people of all walks of life are what about me, me, me, me" Well what about others, I feel it is my moral obligation as a human being to help others in need if I am able. It shames me to say that I am in a very small group. All I can do is to show my children by example, so they show their children and so on... sooner or later it might catch on. Rose

That's a very good point. Do you know the number one reason why people buy a Toyota Prius, the hybrid electric car? Because owning one makes it look they care about the environment. Actual fuel savings and economy are number 3 on the list. In other words, a good thing has been corrupted into a "I'm better than you" fashion statement.

I have also heard convincing arguments that this next election will be decided not on the merit of the candidates, but the narcissism of the voters. There will be a lot of people who will turn this election into a fashion statement about themselves, so that in future they can say "I voted for the first woman (or African American) President." Talk about a shallow way to decide things. But that is what our culture is turning in to. very little unity and a lot of ME, ME, ME!!!

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Tom,

You wrote

> I understand the law, and I understand social conventions. You don't

> haul off and belt someone because they upset you. At the same time,

I think if people were able to do that, there would be fewer people

> upsetting other people.

I just wish people would learn tolerance and at least try to

understand... but they don't so many people of all walks of life are

what about me, me, me, me " Well what about others, I feel it is my

moral obligation as a human being to help others in need if I am

able. It shames me to say that I am in a very small group. All I can

do is to show my children by example, so they show their children and

so on... sooner or later it might catch on.

Rose

P>S> there are times I would have loved to just belt someone...

[Guest guest]

Tom,

You wrote

> I understand the law, and I understand social conventions. You don't

> haul off and belt someone because they upset you. At the same time,

I think if people were able to do that, there would be fewer people

> upsetting other people.

I just wish people would learn tolerance and at least try to

understand... but they don't so many people of all walks of life are

what about me, me, me, me " Well what about others, I feel it is my

moral obligation as a human being to help others in need if I am

able. It shames me to say that I am in a very small group. All I can

do is to show my children by example, so they show their children and

so on... sooner or later it might catch on.

Rose

P>S> there are times I would have loved to just belt someone...