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It does not matter whether or not he has been attentive or not, he may be
busy or on travel - that does not give anyone the "right" by default to "do
whatever with it" or violate the rules or parameters that you AGREED to when
you signed up on this list. His attentiveness has no bearing on what anyone
should or should not be doing - we are supposedly grown-ups now and should
not need adult supervision any longer. Just because daddy is not in the
room does not mean we get to draw on the walls or pee on the carpet.
Now, in the absense of Arthur, and for those who may NEED adult supervision,
lets get back to discussing MILITARY VEHICLES and their perservation instead
of debating what can and can not be discussed.
R. S. Rayfield, Jr.
Major USMC (Ret)
-----Original Message-----
From: Tim Clark [mailto:glengar@bellatlantic.net]
Sent: Thursday, April 13, 2000 1:29 AM
To: mil-veh@uller.skylee.com
Subject: Re: [MV] Overworked aircraft
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islander wrote:
>
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> >I wasn't aware that this discussion group was about using this site to
make
> >POLITICAL STATEMENTS about our President and Commander in Chief. This
has
> >NOTHING to do with restoring HMV's.
>
> Well said. Look, any one of us can post any number of political, social,
> or otherwise messages which also have nothing to do with MVs at all. I
> know we all have deep feelings about various issues (political and
> otherwise), but there are appropriate and inappropriate places to bring
> them up. A column, letter, article, whatever that mentions the word
> "military" does not make it relevant to this discussion forum.
>
> I respectfully ask people to post such messages where they belong, which
> is not here. There are thousands of places to sound off on the political
> scene, but unless it has something directly to do with military vehicle
> policy affecting our hobby it should be kept off this list. If someone
> wants to read political commentary it isn't hard to find places to get
> the stuff. Just pick your flavor, RIGHT or LEFT, and soak it up since
> both are very vocal. But I for one didn't sign up for this list for
> either take on things unrelated to MVs.
>
> Further more... it is against Mil-Veh list policy to make such posts as
> Arthur can tell you better than I. And that should count for something
> since we all agreed to the policy when we signed up for this list.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Steve
>
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Since Arthur seems to have vanished from the list, I guess that releases
us to do whatever with it- he certainly hasn't been attentive to
removing the two big "gripes" we have seen recently.....
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