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>Rio wrote:

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>> ,

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>> What's the URL for Wacky Awards?

>>

>> Jan

>

>Hi Jan,

>Looks like I found it through Apple's AADeprogramming Web Site. Go there

>and click on Fresh Air. Scroll down to Non-Organizational Resources and

>click on the British Columbia alternative recovery source. Then scroll

>down to the Wacky Awards.

>Enjoy,

>

>

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Here is a direct link:

http://www.bcrecovernet.org/belief/wacky_world.htm

It is just a listing of some of the weird " diseases " that the 12-step

religion now claims to be the " treatment " for.

Definitely one of the most bizarre was " Diabetes Anonymous " . Diabetes

killed off half my family (despite diet and meds), so I know a bit about living

with it. Certainly one could say diabetes is a disease over which one is

" powerless " ; but where on earth does doing a moral inventory and asking God to

remove " character defects " fit in?? Are they claiming that diabetes is not a

medical disease after all, but a condition resulting from moral turpitude?

Seems to me joining this wackadoo cult just produces a guilt-laden,

meetings-obsessed diabetic, certainly not a " recovering " anything!!

I have a feeling that probably most of the members are actually AA's, who

were already step-obsessed, and wanted to continue practicing their religion

with others who happened to be diabetic.

~Rita

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>> Re: Humor

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>> >Absolutely Joe,

>> > Let's face it CGA gets so much traffic for the same reason the

>> >Heaven's Gate site did. There is even a site called the Wacky Awards

>> >dealing with 12 Step buffoonery on the internet. You can click on the

>> >various inductees to check out the plethora of XA whackjobs on the web.

>> >Guess who's site is at the top of their list. You guessed it, our old

>> >buddy Jim K. , the proud winner of their first ever coveted triple wacky

>> >award. He is clearly at the top of his field, and will earn my vote in

>> >any future psychotic sweepstakes.

>> >

>

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HI Rita

This tendency of the 12sp to split off into weird forms,

dealing with non-addictive diseases or even non-existent

diseases such as " Sexaholism " , which is imo the strongest

evidence that it is irrelevant to addiction recovery and

the disease concept is a myth. AAs are themselves so far

gone that they cant even understand this point when I make

it to them.

Pete

On Fri, 30 Jul 1999 05:26:25 -0700 Railroad Rita

wrote:

>

> It is just a listing of some of the weird " diseases " that the 12-step

religion now claims to be the " treatment " for.

>

> Definitely one of the most bizarre was " Diabetes Anonymous " . Diabetes

killed off half my family (despite diet and meds), so I know a bit about living

with it. Certainly one could say diabetes is a disease over which one is

" powerless " ; but where on earth does doing a moral inventory and asking God to

remove " character defects " fit in?? Are they claiming that diabetes is not a

medical disease after all, but a condition resulting from moral turpitude?

Seems to me joining this wackadoo cult just produces a guilt-laden,

meetings-obsessed diabetic, certainly not a " recovering " anything!!

>

> I have a feeling that probably most of the members are actually AA's, who

were already step-obsessed, and wanted to continue practicing their religion

with others who happened to be diabetic.

>

> ~Rita

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