[Vision2020] A Change in the Weather

[Tony Simpson]

OK CHAS, so I'm "manure to my core" and "loathsome"......  Can you be a 
little more specific as to what position I have taken that has upset you? 
Perhaps it was my advocacy of life for the most innocent among us?  Perhaps 
for my suggestion that our administration refuse to abandon Iraqis to the 
whim of terrorists?  Maybe you are irked because I have offered a 
constructive, albeit politically incorrect, suggestion as to how gays and 
straits can avoid dying of AIDS?  Ah, I know, it was my position that a 
community bulletin board should include the views of the area's predominant 
conservatism persuasion?

Help me out here man.

On the occasions when I have offered you an olive branch, you seem to have 
actually preferred a return to hostilities over cordiality.  Curious.  As 
one who has suffered from depression for years, I might suggest that the 
darkness of your present mood rings something of a bell.  Consider the 
possibility that all may not be quite as dark as it may presently seem and 
anticipate the imminent return of contentment and hope.

Stay in the shade,  --Tony
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Chasuk" <chasuk at gmail.com>
To: "Tony Simpson" <tonytime at clearwire.net>
Sent: Monday, July 24, 2006 12:22 AM
Subject: Re: [Vision2020] A Change in the Weather


> It was my behavior, and the behavior of many of my fellow liberals,
> that caused me the greatest disappointment, not the behavior of my
> opponents.
>
> I wish I could conjure charitable feelings about you, Tony, but I
> can't.  This honestly grieves me.  It isn't often that I conclude that
> a man is manure to his core, but you haven't left me any room for
> doubt.  I suppose that I can thank you for illuminating the asininity
> and fruitlessness of the anti-Wilson campaign.  Yes, thank you for
> that; are you glad that your loathsomeness served a constructive
> purpose?
>
> Staying cool,  -- Chas
>
> P.S. I will be monitoring Vision2020, and one day I will probably
> return, but not until I've put my house in order.  Until then,
> arrivederci.
>
>