On 12/3/2014 9:58 AM, Fred Roberts wrote:
On Wed, 03 Dec 2014 09:44:55 -0500, Jerry Stuckle
wrote:

I disagree with you 100%, Fred. I know one ham in North Carolina who is
an accomplished two-way business radio tech. He also built the Piedmont
Coastal Repeater Network, a series of linked repeaters covering much of
North Carolina.

Well if you disagreed with what I'm actually talking about you might
have a point. But you haven't and you don't.

And he is blind (since birth, IIRC). He doesn't
deserve a ham license because he's blind?

I said no such thing, can I suggest you read the is thread and
understand it before posting such, well, crap.


I have read the thread. To refresh your memory:

Stephen:

I, for one, am very happy that our hobby has provision to accommodate
disabled individuals, through supply of reader and scribe assistance.
Why aren't you, Frank?

You:

Don't you start again or I'll start again, ok? CB radio and PMR 446
exists for such people...

An obvious bias against disabled people, even if you don't want to admit it.

I had a roommate back in the 70's who was also a ham. He had a First
Class Radiotelephone license and was an engineer at a local radio
station. He's been blind since birth. He doesn't deserve a ham license
because he's blind?

I said no such thing, can I suggest you read the is thread and
understand it before posting such, well, crap.

Oh, and BTW - both got their licenses when the FCC was administering the
exams.

Good for them.

You show a distinct prejudice against disabled people and their
accomplishments.

Where? You show a distinct lack of English comprehension and you are
guilty of falling for the propaganda posted by Cole and Reay oh, you
also talk crap.


By your statements, as noted above.

But you can't take back your words, so you start with the ad hominim
attacks.

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