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bachcole - 19 May 2008 20:09 GMT
Doctors were examining Ted Kennedy today at Mass. General Hospital to
see why he had a seizure a few days ago.  Gee, I do not have a medical
degree and I am about 2000 miles away, but I know exactly why he had a
seizure and why he will continue to have seizures, strokes, and many
other health problems.  He is a fat, drunken pig who has never spent
five minutes taking care of himself.  That is why he had a seizure.

Let's see...

Fat, drunken pig

Fat lush

drunken tub of lard

The only sad thing here is (1) his stupidity at not taking care of
himself, and (2) he will probably die before he has a chance to repent
for his behavior at Chappaquiddick.

You may think that he has had a wonderful and productive life.
Perhaps, but like the rest of us, he has a lot to repent for,
including but not limited to Chappaquiddick.
Vern Nance - 19 May 2008 22:27 GMT
Don't "sugar coat" it Roger, how do you really feel about Teddy?

> Doctors were examining Ted Kennedy today at Mass. General Hospital to
> see why he had a seizure a few days ago.  Gee, I do not have a medical
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> Perhaps, but like the rest of us, he has a lot to repent for,
> including but not limited to Chappaquiddick.
Mark Thorson - 19 May 2008 22:58 GMT
> Don't "sugar coat" it Roger, how do you really feel about Teddy?

He doesn't understand.  Ted is a victim of
high-fructose corn sweetener!  It makes you
fat and dumb.
David Wright - 21 May 2008 04:50 GMT
>Doctors were examining Ted Kennedy today at Mass. General Hospital to
>see why he had a seizure a few days ago.  Gee, I do not have a medical
>degree and I am about 2000 miles away, but I know exactly why he had a
>seizure and why he will continue to have seizures, strokes, and many
>other health problems.  He is a fat, drunken pig who has never spent
>five minutes taking care of himself.  That is why he had a seizure.

>You may think that he has had a wonderful and productive life.
>Perhaps, but like the rest of us, he has a lot to repent for,
>including but not limited to Chappaquiddick.

Of course, now it turns out that Kennedy has a brain tumor, but
somehow I doubt we'll be seeing any repentance from Roger.

 -- David Wright :: alphabeta at copper.net
    These are my opinions only, but they're almost always correct.
    "There are two kinds of Republicans:  millionaires and suckers."
                                                     -- John Dolan
bachcole - 23 May 2008 21:57 GMT
> In article <01d37af9-1fd9-4806-8eb8-840fe565d...@8g2000hse.googlegroups.com>,
>
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
>      "There are two kinds of Republicans:  millionaires and suckers."
>                                                       -- John Dolan

David Wright, your wrong.  Here is a repentence, sort of.  I was a
little surprised and a little repentent that his problem was so far
away from the direct causations of no-exercise, drinking alcohol, and
having a serious problem with his conscience.  However, I am betting
that every little bit helps everything.  I go by that principal.
Every little health habit helps everything, even if sometimes it is
not enough.  And even if it doesn't show up on someone's statistical
analysis.

I thought that this topic had fallen off the end of everyone's
interest, that is why I did not respond to his diagnosis.

But I will say it again.  If he had not been drinking alcohol heavily
for at least 60 years, and if he had taken the time to take care of
himself, and if he had a clearer conscience, then I doubt if his tumor
would have developed.  The body is a unit; it is not just a bunch of
parts.
David Wright - 24 May 2008 21:11 GMT
>> In article <01d37af9-1fd9-4806-8eb8-840fe565d...@8g2000hse.googlegroups.com>,
>>
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>would have developed.  The body is a unit; it is not just a bunch of
>parts.

Oh, so your non-apology is instead going to take the form of "blame
the victim."

Charming, but no different from what I'd expected.

There are no known environmental risk factors for glioma, so your
blaming it on his habits is sheer wild-eyed speculation and holier-
than-thou finger pointing, nothing more.

 -- David Wright :: alphabeta at copper.net
    These are my opinions only, but they're almost always correct.
    "There are two kinds of Republicans:  millionaires and suckers."
                                                     -- John Dolan
bachcole - 24 May 2008 23:10 GMT
> In article <b8e90232-6f89-47c9-a04e-9987e0bf5...@l64g2000hse.googlegroups.com>,
>
[quoted text clipped - 44 lines]
>      "There are two kinds of Republicans:  millionaires and suckers."
>                                                       -- John Dolan

In the case of Ted Kennedy, holier-than-thou is no big accomplishment.

Ohh, David used a big or obscure word:  glioma  I guess David does not
ascribe to the axiom that everything effects everything else and that
a lifetime of booze, womanizing, cowardice, obesity and etc. will not
seriously damage a person's ability to fight off cancer.

Yes, I blame the victim.  Being a victim means living next to a
nuclear power plant operated by Goofy.  Any rich person who gets sick
almost always (but not always) is a "victim" of their own
irresponsibility and short-sightedness.  I am so tired of people
saying, "I got ...blah, blah", as though it were some kind of parasite
that they caught, when most of the time it is a state they got
themselves into because they did not take care of themselves.
David Wright - 28 May 2008 05:38 GMT
>> In article
><b8e90232-6f89-47c9-a04e-9987e0bf5...@l64g2000hse.googlegroups.com>,
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>>
>In the case of Ted Kennedy, holier-than-thou is no big accomplishment.

In your case, I'd say it would be, actually.

>Ohh, David used a big or obscure word:  glioma  I guess David does not
>ascribe to the axiom that everything effects everything else and that
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>that they caught, when most of the time it is a state they got
>themselves into because they did not take care of themselves.

So if you get sick, I hope you'll be quick to announce that it was all
your own fault. Unless you're claiming that you're poor, and therefore
nothing is your fault.

 -- David Wright :: alphabeta at copper.net
    These are my opinions only, but they're almost always correct.
    "There are two kinds of Republicans:  millionaires and suckers."
                                                     -- John Dolan
bachcole - 31 May 2008 22:48 GMT
> In article <d5a4f1a6-4ebf-40b4-8782-4eab272ee...@e53g2000hsa.googlegroups.com>,
>
[quoted text clipped - 69 lines]
>      "There are two kinds of Republicans:  millionaires and suckers."
>                                                       -- John Dolan

It is only a person's fault if they make no effort whatsoever.
Someone who is a gargantuan lush is not making any effort whatsoever.
David Wright - 01 Jun 2008 23:22 GMT
>> In article

>> So if you get sick, I hope you'll be quick to announce that it was all
>> your own fault. Unless you're claiming that you're poor, and therefore
>> nothing is your fault.
>
>It is only a person's fault if they make no effort whatsoever.
>Someone who is a gargantuan lush is not making any effort whatsoever.

He has, at times, lost weight and quit drinking.  Therefore, he has
made some effort, and your criticism is as empty as your skull.

By the way, you haven't revealed which type of Republican you are.
Are you a millionaire or a sucker?

 -- David Wright :: alphabeta at copper.net
    These are my opinions only, but they're almost always correct.
    "There are two kinds of Republicans:  millionaires and suckers."
                                                     -- John Dolan
bachcole - 01 Jun 2008 23:46 GMT
> In article <0b1a4150-0bb0-454a-befc-08eb1467c...@8g2000hse.googlegroups.com>,
>
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>      "There are two kinds of Republicans:  millionaires and suckers."
>                                                       -- John Dolan

Did you know that the Democrats have more rich benefactors than the
Republicans.  I am neither.  I would be ashamed of myself if I could
be put in a catagory, besides the empty-skull catagory, of course.

If people are not responsible for their own health, then who is it
that is going to make them healthier.  The guy down the street?  A
doctor; surely you jest on that one.  Perhaps the Easter bunny.
trigonometry1972@gmail.com | - 01 Jun 2008 07:40 GMT
Let the AMA save him.
He has certainly carried enough of their water thru
his decades in the Senate.

Never fear for the senator as he has a great publicly funded medical
care plan so he won't die poor and in the street.

Dust....Life.....Dust
 
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