Theft at Philly show
PeterSpaeth- the guy with 30,000 more posts than me, thinks I need a
break. The joke writes itself, does it not?
G1911- you honor yourself by continuing to insist that I "hate" you. I don't,
never even met you. My blood pressure doesn't rise a single point when I
type in response to your rhetoric. I think you know just enough to get
yourself into trouble, and retaliate with endless propaganda against those
who oppose you ("It's not a lie if you believe it" - thanks George Costanza).
Your coverup about making jokes doesn't fly, you are far too nasty and
defiant to joke around with me- it was snide cynicism. This is it for me on
this thread, simple points follow. If you can't comprehend them, you are
being deliberately obtuse:
1) The increase in higher dollar thefts at shows is real, and board members
who attend have voiced legitimate concern about lessening them.
2) There are many ways to help deter theft at shows, and some posters
have attempted discussion about them. As usual, these discussions have
been derailed. When we are able to stay on point, it's clear there is
some disagreement about these ways. The need for some change,
however, is patently obvious. Willful indifference will fail- period.
3) You can lose the crap about my advocating violence, it's pure nonsense
that even you know is nonsense. Remarkable that you can attempt to
admonish me for missing a joke, but that you are blind to your own
faults. I don't advocate violence, I don't think people need to bring
bazookas/grenades/bandoliers full of ammunition to shows. It's tired
and, worse, wrong for you to keep pushing this agenda.
4) I hope the on-point observations cause promoters/sellers/attendees
to up their game when it comes to vigilance at shows. It helps everyone,
thus it's logical to expect all parts of the process to participate.
5) I'm done reading this thread, so be advised anything else you come up
with is nothing more than typing practice.
Trent King
|