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klassen@sol.UVic.CA (Melvin Klassen) wrote:

>In article <4aifo0$j8@sam.inforamp.net> jim@crystalcntrl.com writes:
>>Well folks after one day I seem to have touched a sore spot by
>>mentioning civil servants and work in the same post. 
>>The problem I see with the replies is that they are off topic. 

>As off-topic as your original question?  :-)

An origional question can never be off topic. The origional question in
the debate is the topic. I know this is though for civil servents to
follow but in most of my dealings with the civil service I cannot
remember any of them using logic. 

Such as this conversation I had with a cs while registering my
Corporation for Worker Compensation. 

 CS "You are missing this form"

Me " No problem I will fill it out now for you"

CS " No I can't give you the form to fill out."

Me "Why is that? "

CS " I have to mail the form for you"

Me " But I am here in your office now, I will fill it out and we can
finish every up now."

CS   Become very arrogant in tone of voice, " I told you I have to mail
it.

Me "Why is that?"

CS " Because it is our policy"

I am of the opinion that the policy for most CS's is to leave their
brains and ambition at home when the go to work.  If you don't like this
opinion, that's your problem, it has been earned by my dealings with the
civil service workers.

Just take your valium and relax a while before you read the next
sentence.

Do you feel that it is proper  for a civil servant to steal time,
resources and money from the Canadian people, by posting arcticles, at
the expense of tax payers of this country for his internet connection? I
woudl asume we are also being deprived of money by paying this civil
servant  a wage he/she is doing this. 

Email  addresses say a lot about the civil servants answering these
posts. 

I wonder if his/her work ethics are as good as his/her moral judgement.


Best regards
Jim