Re: [OS:N:] Re: School Filtering

[Thomas Corriher <hcconst earthlink net>]

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> inadvertently landed on a site with anti-government
> material or people having sex with animals.

When the government suppresses political views, then it is time 
for all of us to become anti-government.

> blame the kids as ungrateful malcontents with ADD or you
> might, just might, consider the possibility that current
> education (being hierarchical) barks up the wrong
> tree. BTW my 15 year old niece returned from summer camp.
> She told me that several kids who are on ADD drugs during the
> school year, don't take them at camp. Think about that!

Yeah... those malcontent ADD kids... they are about as bad as 
those no good crippled kids in the wheel chairs.  So what if 
they have a medical problem?  If they'd just get off their lazy 
butts then they would not be so worthless... right?

Someone like yourself should not be allowed to work around 
children.  Since, you are so content speaking out of your rear, 
I will educate you now.  I know what I am talking about, because 
I have ADD-RT.  I'll bet you don't even know what the "RT" part 
means... do you Mr. expert?  It means "residual type", or the 
life-long version of ADD.

1 - ADD is a real medical condition.  Mine was graphed using a 
sleep deprivation EEG test.  Newer brain scan techniques have 
been developed since the 80s that literally allow doctors to 
see a picture of the brain's ADD electrical activity.

2 - Medicine (especially Ritalin) is often removed from children 
during weekends and summer vacations.  Otherwise, the medicine 
has a tendency to stunt the child's growth.  (Of course you 
already knew this being the expert that you are.)

3 - Intense concentration is usually not required at summer 
camps.

If I heard you say these things about any disabled child in 
person, I would knock you flat on your ass.  You are a disgrace.

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