[QUOTE=foresam]
Tom,
Aren’t moderators, by definition, supposed to be impartial? You never answered my question on a closed thread as to whether or not a lawyer or a poster caused my posts to be deleted. Tattletales used to get beat up when I was a kid, not given respect and safe haven by anyone. I don’t like the way this world has changed.
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You should have warned the lawyer to mind her own freaking business. Truth is never a malicious statement. However, frauds are usually malicious.
[QUOTE=tomndebb]
Well, you have now changed the question, (why am I not surprised?), but the answer is No.
You posted malicious statements in your posts in violation of our rules. At about the same time, we received a series of e-mails from someone purporting to be a lawyer, complaining of multiple posts by multiple posters. We ignored the lawyer, but removed your malicious statements (rather than simply Warning or banning you for your violations of our rules).
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Just out of curiosity, why are you here? Do you enjoy being abused and considered a malignant fool? I don’t think you’re going to make much money selling your stupid chelation to this crowd and even fewer are going to buy-into your tinfoil-hat conspiracy theories. We see the conspiracy theorists coming by all the time. You are right up there with the 9/11 people, moon landing hoax people, UFP abduction crowd and all the rest.
Stupid is allowed here but willfully stupid gets you made fun of
Do me a favor. Next time you get a serious disease, stay away from all those “Asshole MDs.”
[QUOTE=E-Sabbath]
Hey, the hookwork stuff could work. Maybe. That’s the difference.
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I guess that’s why they’re spending so much money trying to eradicate it in our South. No, I don’t buy it for a moment. Just some New Age gobbledygook.
[QUOTE=KathleenSeidel]
Here’s a scary tale from a mom who adopted the “sick is good” philosophy espoused by zealous Anthroposophist and anti-vaccinationist Dr. Philip Incao. And here’s a snarky memoir from someone who could have been her son.
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What’s so weird about this to me is that I actually agree with a lot of what that mother says…I wouldn’t give my kids antibiotics unless I was absolutely sure they needed it, and I don’t give medicine to reduce low fevers. But what is it that makes people take seeming sensible approaches to these kinds of things, and apply them in dangerous situations where more intervention is clearly indicated? I’ve seen these women on other message boards posting about how happy they are that their kids have caught measles…it almost seems pathalogical to me, because it is such an unnatural maternal reaction to be happy that your child is sick. I mean, back when we were kids, moms didn’t get all bent out of shape over chicken pox, because the best way to deal with it was to get it young, but they didn’t get all excited about it, as though getting chicken pox was some kind of sacrament.
[QUOTE=foresam]
I see you subscribe to the character assassination rules for argument. What vending machine did your brain come from?
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Welcome to the Pit. Oh, I already said that. Character assassination as part of argument is part of the fun here - don’t like that - stay in Great Debates. However, if you stay in Great Debates you are going to be expected to back up what you say with reputable cites - like from the CDC - or you will be written off as a wacko. In this case, a malignant wacko. Oh, you’ll be expected to cite here in the Pit too, too.
I am reminded of the old story about Mr. and Mrs. Squirrel. Their marriage had never been the best. One winter though he just went overboard hoarding acorns … putting them everywhere - the cabinets ran out of room, the closets were full, he even stuffed them into their pillows and their mattress was stuffed with them to the point of overflowing. She had it and left him.
Well he got lonely. Squirrel porn sites aside. One night surrounded by his acorns he had a wonderful dream of having sex with his wife.
We can only hope that foresam too wakes up and realizes that he’s just fucking nuts.
LOL, my autistic son’s getting better and I’m fucking nuts? Nice try doc, have you poisoned any babies today?
[QUOTE=DSeid]
I am reminded of the old story about Mr. and Mrs. Squirrel. Their marriage had never been the best. One winter though he just went overboard hoarding acorns … putting them everywhere - the cabinets ran out of room, the closets were full, he even stuffed them into their pillows and their mattress was stuffed with them to the point of overflowing. She had it and left him.
Well he got lonely. Squirrel porn sites aside. One night surrounded by his acorns he had a wonderful dream of having sex with his wife.
We can only hope that foresam too wakes up and realizes that he’s just fucking nuts.
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[QUOTE=Hamadryad]
Anyone who replies to this …with this …is obviously trolling and really doesn’t deserve any of the well thought-out responses in this thread.
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It’s a guest, so the fun won’t last too long.
This person has his/her mind made up, and nothing anyone can say is going to change that mindset. It’s really a shame. I wonder how many children are missing out on therapies that could actually help because their parents listen to nutcases like this one.
Trying to educate you folks is not trolling. It seems you have your minds made up based on the crap you read in the media, the same media that is heavily financed by drug company advertisements.
The question you should be asking is how many kids are going to wind up institutionalized because doctors who poisoned them won’t admit they screwed up. Instead of correcting their negligence, they bash people like me who are doing their jobs for them by helping the kids for free. If they paid attention and learned something from me, they’d have another source of income by treating autism.
[QUOTE=SnakesCatLady]
It’s a guest, so the fun won’t last too long.
This person has his/her mind made up, and nothing anyone can say is going to change that mindset. It’s really a shame. I wonder how many children are missing out on therapies that could actually help because their parents listen to nutcases like this one.
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Testy,
Just one question. Would you knowingly inject 200 times as much mercury as is thought to be safe into your infant?
[QUOTE=Testy] foresam
Just out of curiosity, why are you here? Do you enjoy being abused and considered a malignant fool? I don’t think you’re going to make much money selling your stupid chelation to this crowd and even fewer are going to buy-into your tinfoil-hat conspiracy theories. We see the conspiracy theorists coming by all the time. You are right up there with the 9/11 people, moon landing hoax people, UFP abduction crowd and all the rest.
Stupid is allowed here but willfully stupid gets you made fun of
Do me a favor. Next time you get a serious disease, stay away from all those “Asshole MDs.”
[QUOTE=foresam]
You should have warned the lawyer to mind her own freaking business. Truth is never a malicious statement. However, frauds are usually malicious.
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Well, with this example of a complete inability to read for comprehension, I can see where you are getting confused about medical issues.
Note what I actually said:
You violated OUR rules.
The purported lawyer complained about MULTIPLE posters.
We IGNORED the lawyer.
We took action against YOUR VIOLATION of our rules.
Now you want to come back and whine that we should have said something to the purported lawyer rather than simply ignoring that person and you want to pretend that the lawyer had something to do with your violating our rules.
[QUOTE=foresam]
I see you subscribe to the character assassination rules for argument.
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I see you subscribe to performing irony while being unable to recognize it.
[QUOTE=Mighty_Girl]
It is a demonstrated fact that the internet causes weight gain and increases the chances of heart disease, diabetes, respiratory problems and joint deterioration.
I know it is true because I found it on the internet.
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The internet made my palms hairy too.
Seriously, what ligands are they using in this chelation “therapy”? Call it professional interest.