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Re: Question for Andrew Chung

Started by Andrew B. Chump, MD/PhD · · Last activity · 1 post · 271 views

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  1. GaryG said:

    Andrew - you seem to be ignoring my request for comment in the thread titled
    "lowering of metabolism after weight loss". This is odd, because you
    normally reply to every post made to you, but perhaps your newsreader is
    experiencing technical difficulties, so I'll restate my request here.

    Yesterday, you strongly inferred that another poster (Stacey Bender) was
    "psychotic". Specifically, you said, "Your belief that you have been
    hearing my voice suggests that you might be psychotic. Are you taking
    medications for schizophrenia?".

    Reviewing Stacey's prior posts, I was unable to find any in which she
    claimed to have heard your voice She was, however, making some cogent
    observations about the lack of scientific evidence supporting your claimed
    success rate for your 2P Diet.

    Losing one's temper during an argument, and calling the other person
    "psychotic" seems very un-Christian to me...especially when it's done on the
    Sabbath.

    So, my questions to you are as follows:

    1) How do you reconcile your Christian beliefs, with your actions calling
    someone "psychotic"?

    Well it is quite easy Gary. On all days with the letter "y" in them, God
    allows me to suspend my beliefs for the duration of my attack on the
    person who dares to challenge my authority.

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    2) Do you feel bad for calling her a psychotic on the Sabbath?

    I never feel bad. It isn't good for you to feel bad, so I don't do it.

    Quoted message said:

    3) Did you make a mistake in calling her psychotic, and do you owe her an
    apology? (in your "judgment", of course :-) )

    I don't owe anybody anything, in fact the whole world owes me something
    and I am out collecting. Have you paid up yet?

    BTW does the G in your name stand for Glitter? (I'll show you my
    collection of little boys if it does.)

    Andrew

    --
    Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD
    is a Board-Certified Nutcase

    I considered atheism but there weren't enough holidays..

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