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| Me in 3rd grade, 1974, and me today. By gosh, Kevin is right! |
He writes:
I just read your editorial on Net Neutrality that Ii found on my keyboard this morning.I strenuously object to Kevin's use of the "R" word. He needs to review the video below. I do agree, however, that I need a new hairdo.
That was just the most retarded piece I think you and your 5th grade boy circa 1983 haircut have ever written.
I am embarrassed for you.
You should ask a grown up about Net Neutrality and turn off Fox.
Fuck you,
Kevin [Gumm]
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LOL.. Notice how these idiots never offer up an reasons for why you are "dumb" or a "moron"?
~39CentStamp
PS.. your awesome hairdo is why i type in cepro.com first thing!!! every morning. CE industry has no meaning with out JJ.
I wonder which grownup Mr. Gumm thinks we're supposed to ask? The current administration's behavior is about controlling our economy, such as in health care and the bailouts, not to mention threatening other rights of speech, gun use, etc. So asking government officials about net neutrality is not an option.
Regarding this person's very personal attack, I'm sorry for you and for all of us that this is what passes for debate on contentious issues. Your writing is truly excellent and you have an ability to express complex, technical issues in an accessible and enjoyable way.
I am embarrassed for the depraved, pointless nature of this post but, alas, free speech, as freedom is in general, is a messy business.
Maybe we could ask Mr. Gumm to post his own picture so that we, too, could have irrelevant and inane prattle about hairdos. Then again, please don't. I'd rather hear from someone on the issue at hand and not merely ad hominem attacks.
Democracy is like making sausage.....Kevin is part of the mystery-meat that no one in their right mind would eat on its own.
And I like your hair!!!!! :)
Cheers,
Dawn
P.S. Oh, and you are right on the issue, too.
Julie,
I found this blogpost but not your article on net neutrality. I am disappointed that I didn't get to read your insights or see a picture of your hair.
My take: broadband competition is a better solution than legislation as I outline in my blog Broadband Competition Will Solve Net Neutrality Better than the FCC.
Can't offer any advice on your hair.
James, your wish is my command. Haircut images (then and now) have been added, and I must say Kevin is very close to correct on this point. Link to net neutrality story is in the copy.
That is hilarious! Keep it coming, Julie!
You're absolutely right Julie. To lash out like that, he must not be very sure of his argument.
PS. Love your hair!
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