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Old October 31st 04, 10:51 PM
Mike Coslo
 
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Talk
about off off topic! Ooop! Not allowed to say PCTA are off topic.
My bad. So sorry.

What the heck, Brian? If you post something, and someone disagrees with
it, is THAT what you mean by not being allowed to have a different opinion?

I think that's exactly what "William" and "Lenover21" mean, Mike. If you
express a different opinion, they think you're saying they cannot have their
own.


When you tell someone that their opinions are invalid based upon
whether they hold an amateur radio license, then that is exactly what
you are doing. Have you ever done that Jim?



Hold on, "William! Len's opinions can be invalid because they simply
don't jibe with fact or they can be incorrect because he has no base of
experience in amateur radio.



As for off topic, yourself and
are the ones
complaining of messages being off topic.

Yep. Even though they go off topic even more.


Please allow me to set the record straight. You PCTA are constantly
on Len for bringing up radio related experiences, but since they were
not precisely amateur experiences, you have told him that he is off
topic. So when you stray to space exploration, B&W movies, bad math,
and lust for movie stars, he beats you over the head with your very
own "Off Topic" drum.

And you hate it.



Are Len's classic sphincter post and the one about the proximity of
Russian Bear bombers his way of beating himself over the head with his
"off topic" drum?


You mean like folks who blame all the problems of the ARS on the code test?


Who are those people? Name them.



Start with the Board of Directors of NCI. Then list the membership. Oh
wait! That isn't possible.


I blame the problems of the ARS on the following, in order of
importance:

Amateurs, ARRL, FCC, Morse Code Exam.



You're kidding, right? I see one of the major problems as those who
claim they'd like to become a ham but who don't want to bother learning
some part of the material required to become one. Aside from easy, no
additional code test upgrades, the gains made in licensing overhaul are
reversing themselves.


Reminds me of the "parade of victims" that NPR features each day.

When?


Daily.


I listen to NPR frequently, and I've not heard any such "parade".


Not a parade in the usual sense. But day after day NPR features
someone or some group with problems that only the government will be
able to solve.



Like those who'd like to have a General or Extra ticket but who don't
want to pass the 5 wpm code test?


I never realized that we had so many problems until I started
listening to NPR. Then I realized that most of those people with
problems would not have problems if they had stayed in school, didn't
have sex out of wedlock, tried to raise children as a single, one
earning or no earning parent, ...



It looks as if you're saying that if people tried to raise children as
single parents or if only one or none of the parents in a marriage work,
they wouldn't have problems. I'll assume that isn't what you really
meant. Is it also your view that everyone who has had sex outside of
marriage has problems and becomes a victim?


Finally, I'd like to take issue with your use of the term
"broadcasting." I do not have cable or satellite television. I do
not see Fox News. Nor do I see CNN. So broadcasting it is not.



According to your way of thinking, if you had no television set, the
three major networks wouldn't be broadcasting? Do you have any idea of
the number of households with either cable television or DBS satellite
television?



I do have ABC, CBS, NBC, and PBS broadcasts. Two are decidedly
socialist and/or anti-American.



You know, "William", I'm a staunch Republican. Even I can't agree with
that statement. Treat yourself to Dish Network or Direct TV this
holiday season.


I am slowly getting the impression that "William" thinks that anything
that doesn't EXACTLY match what he believes in is "anti-American". The
ultimate litmus test, and what may be the eventual undoing of the Pubs.

Is you with us, or agin us?

And oddly enough, that is the exact same thing that he accuses the PCTA
of doing. Which by the way, appears to be a favorite neo-con (old time
lib) tactic. Immediately accuse your adversary of what you are doing.

- Mike KB3EIA -