In article <[email hidden]>,
Dave said:It seems that this chatroom allows anyone to post anything with
absolutely no regard for what it proclaims.
That's because this is NOT a chatroom. It's an UNMODERATED Usenet
newsgroup where topic is alternative medicine. (Do try to learn how the
There is nothing that demands that the posts only be pro-alternative.
The only requirement is that the topic of the posts be alternative
medicine. Because it's unmoderated, that means that anyone can post
anything they want here and no one exercises any control over what is
posted there. I can understand why that might make you uncomfortable,
given how inept you clearly are at engaging in the sometimes rough and
tumble debate that is typical on Usenet and how clueless you have
demonstrated yourself to be in defending your assertions against even
the mildest challenge.
Quoted message said:This place is named the
miscellaneous alternative health newsgroup. Yet it is guarded by a
small group of broken down failed physicians who try to chase away
anyone who offers any alternative health news.
It's also infested by MLM spammers like yourself, who make vastly
inflated claims for their "herbal" remedies, claims for which they have
no evidence (scientific or otherwise), in the hope of separating
desperate or gullible people from their money. Those of us with an
interest in the topic and the knowledge to counter these claims choose
to do so. Again, given your ignorance, I'm not surprised you find this
an uncomfortable experience.
Quoted message said:How's it workin' for
you? Great, they have a forum here where they get to chat among
themselves. This is a non-alternative chatroom and should be named as
such.
No, this is a USENET NEWSGROUP. You're not just clueless about medicine,
but you're clueless about the Internet, too.
Quoted message said:The Curezone is a monitored alternative messageboard with 1.5 million
readers, whose motto is "educating not medicating". The failed and
pretend physicians who hang out here, are known as quacks, spammers
and unsavoury characters and aren't permited to post their spew
there.
I can see why an MLM spammer like you would like it. It's a nice, comfy,
moderated altie discussion group (not a Usenet newsgroup, by the way)
where alties like you don't have to have their unsupported beliefs
uncomfortably challenged by anyone posting actual evidence, science,
logic, or reason. The moderators make sure to eliminate any posts that
might challenge their world view, no matter how polite those posts are.
That means the CureZone audience is an audience that is perfect for you.
It's susceptible to your sales pitch, and, better yet for you, no one is
allowed to counter your wildly exaggerated claims for the alleged health
benefits of the product you are selling, allowing you push your product
unhindered.
Quoted message said:This months Curezone newsletter carries a feature story entitled "A
jorney of a thousand miles begins with one step, Dave's Story". This
is the story of the how the "King of Herbs", Panax Ginseng is
bringinng about the curing of incurable diseases.
It's more like the story of how Glowlife Dave late in life suddenly
found a way to make money through the MLM marketing of a product he
pushes using overblown and unsupported claims for its efficacy.
Quoted message said:Exactly like the
Law of Gravity, whether you choose to believe it or not doesn't alter
the fact that it works.
LOL! To mention your anecdote in the same sentence as the Law of Gravity
is so laughable that it is genuinely hard to take you seriously.
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Orac |"A statement of fact cannot be insolent."
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|"If you cannot listen to the answers, why do you
| inconvenience me with questions?"
