A get together PB would be great. I would love to meet up with all of you. I remember a while back Dr. Malone came to Boston and I regret not going there to see him thinking I would get another opportunity which hasn’t happened since. Time goes by so fast. Your description of being the first to post and being somewhat overlooked is exactly how I felt, because I do put a lot of time into my posts. A while back I was on a sub stack that I found interesting, a different perspective than mine but one that made me think. I would question the author about how he could ever pull off what he thought was the right direction for America. Often I was his only commenter. He told me to put a fork in it, which again, I took the time out of my day to read his post, which that day was a chapter of his book, I was the only commenter, and that’s what he said to me.i ended up deleting a bunch of comments and unsubscribed to him. He sent me a email saying I didn’t have to respond but asked why I deleted my post and unsubscribed. You see as much as I learn from being here I think he learned something as well. At this point my subscription with him still goes on, I see people question how he could ever implement his ideas, but I don’t see a rude arrogant response to a paid subscriber again like the response he gave to me. Even though this is a computer screen and typed words there are people behind the posts and those words. As much as I’d like to say I don’t care I do, even when my words upset some people. It’s sometimes eye opening when you realize not everyone has the same feelings or ideas as you. It can be like soldiers on a mission looking at the other saying I’m going to feel bad when he gets killed, not thinking it may be himself that is killed. Not sure if that’s such a great analogy, but I like it, anyways…..
PB, I "like" your attitude...
A get together PB would be great. I would love to meet up with all of you. I remember a while back Dr. Malone came to Boston and I regret not going there to see him thinking I would get another opportunity which hasn’t happened since. Time goes by so fast. Your description of being the first to post and being somewhat overlooked is exactly how I felt, because I do put a lot of time into my posts. A while back I was on a sub stack that I found interesting, a different perspective than mine but one that made me think. I would question the author about how he could ever pull off what he thought was the right direction for America. Often I was his only commenter. He told me to put a fork in it, which again, I took the time out of my day to read his post, which that day was a chapter of his book, I was the only commenter, and that’s what he said to me.i ended up deleting a bunch of comments and unsubscribed to him. He sent me a email saying I didn’t have to respond but asked why I deleted my post and unsubscribed. You see as much as I learn from being here I think he learned something as well. At this point my subscription with him still goes on, I see people question how he could ever implement his ideas, but I don’t see a rude arrogant response to a paid subscriber again like the response he gave to me. Even though this is a computer screen and typed words there are people behind the posts and those words. As much as I’d like to say I don’t care I do, even when my words upset some people. It’s sometimes eye opening when you realize not everyone has the same feelings or ideas as you. It can be like soldiers on a mission looking at the other saying I’m going to feel bad when he gets killed, not thinking it may be himself that is killed. Not sure if that’s such a great analogy, but I like it, anyways…..