That wasn't a viewpoint (mine was as I referenced his comment: a moronic,
insensitive and careless disregard for life type of comment) Mr. Chong
simply feels that his time (and more absurd, his time working!) is more
important than the lives of humanity, particularly those that lost it in the
WTC.
I am surprise that you say that expressing an opinion is dear to Americans,
is so then maybe the terrorist were just expressing an opinion??? I don't
think so...This is a republic where freedoms end the minute you end a life.
I also (as someone else previously on this list) put this guy in the same
character lineup as those cowards who committed this heinous act because he
thinks his work is more important than letting others express their anger,
frustration, powerless frame of mind. This list is a good outlet and if you
want this thread gone, simply delete it from your mail or filter it...
I personally would like to see the parties responsible for this hunted down
and immediately executed, as far as I am concerned they signed their death
warrant the minute they thought of this plan...
Have you donated blood today? I have and let me tell you, I never heard a
single person in the lines I was (over 500 people in one three hours) that
says let the FBI take care of it, get back to work. Everyone wanted to
release the anger and pain we were suffering.
We have friends in NY, I am sure that they wouldn't appreciate Mr. Chong
dehumanizing them with the faceless, tactless, and careless guise of simply
telling them to "go back to work" people....remember pearl harbor? I am very
disgusted with the whole thing, I am praying for the folks over in NY and
Washington and if there is anything other than donating blood, I am already
doing it or thinking about tomorrow to do it....
May God bless those in his company today...
On 9/11/01 9:42 PM, "Colin Leeson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This would have to be the 2nd most stupid thing I have heard today...
>
> He has his opinion and you clearly have your own.
> It is the freedom to have an opinion that Americans and the rest of us in
> the free world hold dear.
> He has expressed his opinion and you now have as well. (Does this mean we
> ask to have you removed from the list?)
>
> This occasion has rocked the whole world and we all mourn for those involved
> and I am sure everyone hopes and prays for a positive solution.
> Behavior like that exhibited here can not aid in this process.
>
> I hope we can all display patience and tolerance for another persons
> viewpoint.
>
> Col
>
> PS. I think the majority of the group would like to see an end to this
> thread.
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Marco Martinez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, 12 September 2001 2:22
> To: NT System Admin Issues
> Subject: Re: Everybody get back to work.. Stupid Terrorist waste us too much
> t ime.. Let FBI take care it..
>
>
> This guy is a moron, I am shocked at your insensitivity and inhumane
> attitude, please remove yourself from this list before I ask that you be
> removed....i am serious...
>
> On 9/11/01 10:16 AM, "Albert Chong" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Back to works..
>>
>> http://www.sunbelt-software.com/ntsysadmin_list_charter.htm
>
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> College of Education, California State University, Sacramento.
> Phone: 916/278.5513 Fax: 916/278.5904
> "Opinions expressed herein, are solely those of Marco Martinez, and not
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