The man works with deadly diseases and piles of dismembered corpses. I somehow doubt he's been scared away by little old me.
I understand the desire some have voiced about being respectful and courteous to our new member.
I also think there's a clear difference between being courteous, and being defferential.
This gentleman's post elicited responses of various sorts, ranging from pleasant greetings to irate sarcasm. This is pretty standard, and provides a
good cross-section of the views of the populace. I don't see any reason for the repeated requests from members to tone it down.
This is business as usual, no? Am I missing something?
Dude made the decision to come here, probably with the best intentions. One can only hope he keeps coming back, and becomes a valued member of the
community, but there won't be any ring-kissing on my watch, not while FEMA continues to spend astronomical quantities of taxpayer money on a daily
basis, with questionable results and, apparently, zero accountability.
The membership of ATS is a collection of individuals, so it should come as no surprise when we don't all share one opinion. Anyone embarassed by the
actions of some members should perhaps be more realistic, and simply settle for being embarassed regarding human beings in general.
As I said before, there are hard questions still hanging, questions that require real answers. Until those are forthcoming, I caution against being
overly protective of this gentleman. Besides, assumedly he can take care of himself, being an adult with a military record and a number of other
accomplishments.





