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Dear Robert Dewar:
> I certainly think the sales tax argument is therefore bogus.
As near as I can tell, anything you happen to disagree with
is by definition "bogus".
I've seen people make a good point every now and again and
instead of a counter-point, you often demean the poster for some
imagined ineptitude.
>fine Randy is interested in how to illegally avoid paying sales tax, but
>is that really an approrpiate topic for discussion in this group ...
Allow me, if I may, to state what the rest of the TP mailing
list already thinks, but is perhaps too gentlemanly to actually say:
Frankly, I think we're growing just a wee bit weary of your pompous,
arrogant, strutting around. Everytime you send a message it is
couched in an attitude that your word is infallible--as though it
were spoken by the mouth of God, or some other such poppycock.
Would it be too much to simply ask you to be at least cordial?
To have a reasonable degree of deference or perhaps even *respect* for
other posters' thoughts, opinions, or professional expertise that may
even match (or--God forbid--perhaps even *exceed*) your own in some area
or another? Or is it a personal requirement that you always act like an
unmitigated ass?
My apologies to the rest of the list if for some reason I
have misperceived this general overview--feel free to flame (or agree)
at will. I just think its about time to call a spade a spade.
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Randy Whittle whittle@usc.edu | Making South-Central |
USC Graduate School of Business (Fight on 'SC!)| L.A. a better place by |
-Counselor, USC Business Expansion Network | helping small businesses |
| help themselves. |
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