> Adam,
>
> I'm in complete sympathy. In my day, whether you won or lost, merely
> standing up and engaging in a fight earned you respect and, as often as
> not, a friend. We didn't have to worry about guns, or even knives, for
> that matter. You might get beat up, but not beaten to a pulp. We live in
> a changed landscape. As a thought, were people happier a few decades
> ago? Or was life just simpler? Or is it that people now tend to demand
> respect, rather than trying to earn it? I wonder.
>
> --John
John,
Thanks for that. I needed it.
I have spent an inordinate amount of time trying to understand this very
problem, and I have come up with some very deeply-rooted and non-obvious
answers of which I am absolutely certain. The answers are disappointing and
not easily solved, if at all on a national level. Due to the nature of
these answers and out of respect to the group, I think it would be best if
you and I discussed these things offlist. Drop me a line.
Respectfully,
Adam Phillip Churvis
Advanced Certified ColdFusion Developer
Productivity Enhancement, Inc.
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