Re: Dr. Atkins' Dietetic Revolution: Mu Critique?

From: John Smyth®© (Not_Fonda_Kerry_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 12/21/04 

Date: Tue, 21 Dec 2004 00:03:12 -0800

"Don Kirkman" <donkirk@covad.net> wrote in message
news:4hh9s0paacmh4pg39p8hf9qpc5vllptp67@4ax.com...
> It seems to me I heard somewhere that Dr. Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD wrote
> in article <1103255315.f29dfe6120788f82543c12c4993a36f6@teranews>:
>
>>Don Kirkman wrote:
>
>>> It seems to me I heard somewhere that Dr. Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD wrote
>>> in article <1102702794.c6bd5774ee877a3e0006348000395b77@teranews>:
>
>>> >Bob Mauri wrote:
>
>>> >> On Fri, 10 Dec 2004 16:35:48 GMT, Luna
>>> >> <lunachick@NOSPAMmindspring.com>
>>> >> wrote:
>
>>> >> > In article <nqs90pe5ro9v$.15f1023l3q7y9.dlg@40tude.net>,
>>> >> > MU <munospam@fastmail.fm> wrote:
>
>>> >> >> On 10 Dec 2004 02:05:28 GMT, jamie wrote:
>
>>> >> >> > Plagiarize.
>
>>> >> >> Nope, never took ownership of it. You missed the ? too. Hate
>>> >> >> blinds the
>>> >> >> truth.
>
>>> >> > Posting something to usenet that was not authored by you, without
>>> >> > attributing the source, is plagiarizing. You published it to an
>>> >> > electronic
>>> >> > medium without giving credit to the author.
>
>>> >> Not only that, but it could be considered a copyright violation.
>
>>> >It is my understanding that it is legally impossible for someone to
>>> >anonymously (i.e. under a pseudonym) steal credit for anything.
>
>>> Since you don't seem to have an LLD among your degrees please tell us
>>> how you reached that understanding. Truth discernment at work, or have
>>> you actually read something about it?
>
>>My ability to understand things arises from God's gift of intellect.
>
>>Hope this information enlightens you.
>
> It doesn't because you didn't answer the question. In fact, you changed
> to a totally unrelated topic. You claimed some reason to believe a
> certain legal doctrine, and I want to know exactly the basis for your
> claim. Intuition/brain chemistry/tradition/dream states/etc. don't play
> out well in legal matters.
>
> What *precisely* is your basis for "understanding that it is legally
> impossible for someone to anonymously (i.e. under a pseudonym) steal
> credit for anything"?
>
> My reasons for not believing your claim include a few years as an
> investigator in the criminal legal system, and several more years
> working in a law office with a couple hundred lawyers, working on
> committees that included US Attorneys (one of whom became head of the
> DEA and a judge and another who became head of the FBI), Immigration and
> correctional agents, numerous police chiefs, prosecutors, public
> defenders, and judges, some of whom now sit on state and federal appeals
> courts. I'll put my "God's gift of intellect" against yours any day on
> legal principles even though I'm not a lawyer.
> --
> Don
> donkirk@covad.net

Wow! You are indeed most amazing. This begs the question oh almightly
enlightened one - can you pee standing up?

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