First of all, an open letter to Jenna who, as a member of the medical community working at the Cross Cancer Institute, may have felt a little slighted by my last post. When I get cancer from any one of the millions of things which cause cancer; you can be the member of the medical community to prove me wrong and provide me with my first positive, professional, and safe hospital experience. I should also clarify that much of my disdain is aimed clearly at doctors, not nurses - though I did once have a nurse drop a needle on the hospital floor then “swear to God” that it was still sterile.
Second: Sorry Jerry, whoever the hell you are, I didn’t mean for the post I wrote on photo radar (three years ago!) to get you so fired up. I could literally go on for days about all of the things that are weird/creepy about your comments, but rather I’ll say “good luck with the war you’re waging” and move on.
The coincidence of the necessity of my first two apologies, immediately after I post about feeling that I need to be careful about what I say here, is not lost on me. A coworker, who shall remain anonymous, sent me an email after that post which stated: I’ve found the truth is still the easiest. If you lose your job because you voiced your honest opinion you probably didn’t lose a job you wanted to keep. If your opinions ruin your reputation, it wasn’t an honest reputation to begin with.
I’ve never wanted to hurt myself, or anyone else for that matter, but I’m going to say what I want to say. It feels too good not to.
Ps. Jerry, you’re actually have a point (your second one, not the first). But don’t assume that you know about me, or my politics. While I’m sure it’s cathartic for you to find obscure blogs and vomit rage at a world far too stupid to ever understand you; you’ll forgive me if I’m unimpressed. If your goal is to prove blogger wrong - one at a time - until you can affect change upon the world, I’m afraid that you’re destined for failure.
PPs. Why no capitals Jerry? Using the word “concomitantly” properly would indicate that your understanding of grammar is sufficient to know that capitalization is the difference between “helping your Uncle Jack off a horse” and “helping you Uncle jack off a horse.” Good luck fighting the good fight though!
