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Re: I can't believe YOU!!!Re: NEW ATARI SUPPORT Part 2

#22807
From: Sherry Mackiewicz
Date: Sun, 10 Jan 1993 01:06
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In a previous article, klasmekj@ucunix.san.uc.edu (Kevin J. Klasmeier) says:

>In article <1iljgsINNl6l@msuinfo.cl.msu.edu> molin@ptb.cl.msu.edu (Michael Olin) writes:
>><SML108@psuvm.psu.edu> writes:
>>
>>>The question arises:  why the *#:&#: does Atari have this attitude?  I agree,
>>some really STOOOOOPID fucks.  I say we should start a postcard campaign,
>>resulting in mailbags full of the cards arriving daily, on which each one
>>is written:  "Please Msrs Tramiel, won't you all please climb into one of
>>your BMWs and drive off a steep cliff BEFORE you kill the company off
>>completely?"
>>
>>Be sure to say "Thank you" at the end of the note...
>>--
>
>I am sorry but I have to take offense to your message. I cannot believe
>you and all of the rest of the crowd who feel this way. Who the HELL are
>you? Are you some computer CEO God who has SICK rage to KILL the owners
>of a company just because you don't like the way they do business. Are
>you that superior? You bought a F*cking computer from a company who you
>don't like. Where is the reason to demand death to the owner? You and
>your satanic clan have no part in the information sig. You and your
>wicked mind have no place in any sig. or on any net. or anywhere on this
>earth!
>
>It is not a case of being facetious or no. You are COMPLETELY out of
>line here. To ever (_EVER_) wish death on a CEO because you don't like
>the way he runs _HIS_ company is absolutely outrages. 
>
>....sigh....the insanity and immaturity of people like you saddens me.
>It is hard to believe the mentality of you and your kind.... :^(
>
>
>                  +------------------------------------+_
>                  | *> Kevin Klasmeier                 | |
>                  | *> NET: klasmekj@ucunix.san.uc.edu | |
>                  | *> GEnie: K.Klasmeier              | |
>                  | {Cincinnati, Ohio in the US of A}  | |
>                  +------------------------------------+ |
>                   '-------------------------------------'
>
Excuse me, who died and made you the morality guard of the world?  Your 
saying that people who express what they feel have no place on the net
(never mind  planet) is just as bad.  And on that note, let me assure 
you that saying something like that, and actually killling someone
are two different things.  If anyone around here doesn't belong on the 
net, it's militant, self-righteous anal retentives who not only think
they areright, but take every tiny opportunity to shove it down
everyone else's throats.
In answer to your question, Mike is the former co-owner of AIM,
founder and long-standing officer of the Washtenaw Atari User's Group,
and an Atari dealer.  
-- 
Atari is a religion.
Welcome to the 90's.
Sherry ||| Mackiewicz
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Subject: Re: I can't believe YOU!!!Re: NEW ATARI SUPPORT Part 2
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