In the eyes of the Liberal Media, cancer is a perfectly acceptable
alternative lifestyle. On TV shows, Americans from all socio-economic
groups are shown happily buying into the cancer chic -- including the
elderly and even young children. Members of the Cancer Generation are
shown as upright citizens, often enjoying vigorous walks in a manner
not dissimilar to Orwell's Junior Anti-Sex League. Chemotherapy users
are noted for their enthusiastic use festive head scarves, and not for
the sinister ramifications their choices have on the American Family.
The Leftist Media don't want the horrible truth about cancer to come
out. They've tried for decades to keep the downsides of the Cancer
Lifestyle from being revealed to the general public.
They have now failed.
Using standard analytic techniques, I have combed InterNet and the
available body of ethnographic literature to perform Statistical
Analysis on raw data. The secret truth is that the Cancer Lifestyle,
far from being a liberating journey away from the toil of family life,
is in reality a deviant subculture -- whose members are prone to a
shocking array of moral deviances, a variety of statistically
correllated practices which harm both Pro-Cancer zealots and members
of society in contact with them.
Smiley - 07 Feb 2005 00:31 GMT
What planet are you from?

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J - 07 Feb 2005 00:39 GMT
> What planet are you from?
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> Kathy
> aka smiley
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Willcox - 07 Feb 2005 02:09 GMT
> > What planet are you from?
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How do i filter posts by J ??
Jerry - 07 Feb 2005 15:40 GMT
> How do i filter posts by J ??
Push the power off button on your PC.
Robert Cohen - 07 Feb 2005 16:17 GMT
THE SUNNY SIDES OF DISEASES:
10. Conveniently provide expedient ratonalizations for failure
9. If de-mobilized, all those great tv shows and terrific books
8. Hit 'n run got Stephen King some new material, including the nice first
person pain article in READER'S DISGUST
7. Benignly allows one a few perceptions about the otherwise hopelessly boring
health & medical care controversies
6. More inane laughing at those idiotic slap-stick & phony melo-dramatic ER
episodes than before
5. Cause one to luv one's HMO
4. Expend time on happy things
4.-1. i hereaby apologize, but what's a n.g. for?
Eva - 07 Feb 2005 14:19 GMT
> What planet are you from?
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I think he's from Planet Satire. I think he's substituting "cancer" for
"gay." But I could be wrong, God knows.
Eva
Amethyst - 07 Feb 2005 07:54 GMT
Maaxx,
Cancer is one of the popularly heard diseases. Inflects millions of
people around the world and yet many of the patients were not well
informed of the treatment's side effects.
I believe a more active campaign to make people aware of facts about
cancer should be made. Culture affects the very acceptance of truth,
men having Prostate Cancer for example may choose to keep others know
about his condition -- at least to the conservative types. Some
patients also fear of being diagnosed with this illness that leads them
to shun information about the cancer itself. Seeing this, I am now
active in seeking/disiminating information about cancer and its
cure...a little way to help fellows out there who might be suffering
from the illness and the concern public.
I am, however, grateful to hear that there is a way to survive prostate
cancer without surgery (see
www.SurvivingProstateCancerwithoutSurgery.org).
I heard books (under the same title) are now offered to the public
hot from the press. Well, in my opinion lots of our fellow men would
opt to get off prostate cancer without lying on the operating table.
Hope to here from you Maaxx.
Therapy Awareness Buff,
Amethyst
www.EpididymitisFoundation.org
Jerry - 07 Feb 2005 15:55 GMT
> Therapy Awareness Buff,
> Amethyst
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