TCM - The word 'doctor' and personal attacks

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This is funny. I looked at all my past posts and could not find this one, and

it is not my style of writing, either.

Trust me. If I had actually written this, I would either defend it, and this

does not seem particularly defendable, or apologize, which given this case

deserves apology.

However, I didn't write it. Compare it to my previous writings and it is easy

to see.

Things are getting curiouser and curiouser......

 

In any case, thank you Attilio, for your requests at moderation. They are

needed at this time.

David Molony

 

 

In a message dated 9/3/03 6:02:50 AM, attiliodalberto writes:

 

> This is flaming. Please reframe from attacks made to people’s names or

> nicknames. My nickname is ‘Till’, doesn’t mean I like I carry cash

though!

>

> Let’s keep it to TCM and be more constructive rather than let our emorions

> bet the better of us. Take a Liver tonic or drink a cup of camomile tea before

> answering to messages that get you worked up.

>

> TCM practitioners need to stand together and battle our cause rather than

> bicker. Let’s sort our house out first with constructive dialogue and then

take

> on the world and make it a better palce!

> Attilio

>

> (moderator)

>

> Doc <drdrdoc wrote:

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> David,

>

> I am particularly annoyed by what i see as a personal attack on my choice of

> using my nickname from my childhood until my mid 30s as the name i am

> called.

> Doc is what i have been called by friends since i was 13 and if you have a

> problem with this do not even think of making it my problem.

>

>

> acuman1 wrote:

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> If you call yourself by a title you have not earned you are committing

> fraud!

> If you say you are PatrolOfficer David because you want to call yourself by

> that title I will send you postcards C/Of your local jail.

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