> --- In [email protected], new.morning > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Any psychologist that says, over a period of > weeks: > > > > 1) I have state sanction to declare you crazy > > 2) I have state sanction to commit crazy people > > 3) You are crazy You take these comments completely out of context, as if they were made to demonstrte some sort of power over others; as a threat or something. Nor were these comments listed as some sort of syllogism. > > and even if only as a joke -- and doesn't get the > substantial abuse of > > position in those words, and crude, sick > one-upmanship in that, well, > > is crazy, IMO. It's your projection of abuse of power. You are the one that feels threatened. There is no intent to threaten from my side at all. You and Judy appear to have a vested interest in keeping this "abuse" issue going because when I attempt to place my comments to Richard in the context of my intent both of you ignore it and go back to your silly "outrage." I do understand how my comments to Richard could be misconstrued, but when the poster explains the intent of the post you'd think the misunderstanding would simmer down. The fact that it doesn't means, to me, that both of you want to demonize me and this is a justification to continue this position. To me the most important reponse to my post was Richard who reponded with the humourous, "Quack". A great pun and appopriate reponse in the informal, non-professional atmosphere of FFL. So if Richard doesn't feel "abused" by my "power" what does it matter to you? > > > > (Sorry if my words may/don't yet quite hit the > mark, in defining and > > describing why those 3 points above are quite so > odd -- and a bit > > chilling -- from a licensed psychologist.) > > > > But continue to laugh it away. It makes it all the > more odd. > > > > Kevin -- the other licensed psychologist here, or > Marek, a lawyer in > > good standing with the bar, does the above seem > odd, from a > > professional standards point of view, to you? If > you sincerely don't > > think so, I will reconsider why I think it is > abhorant. (I reconsider > > most of my values and POVs regularly, so thats not > a huge commitment.) > > > > > > > To subscribe, send a message to: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Or go to: > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FairfieldLife/ > and click 'Join This Group!' > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > ____________________________________________________________________________________ Park yourself in front of a world of choices in alternative vehicles. Visit the Yahoo! Auto Green Center. http://autos.yahoo.com/green_center/
