Listener said:Bob Pastorio said:Dr. Andrew B. Chung said:"Balsey" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
>Thank You Casey, for your support but I have finished with this group to do battle with cancer
>again, as clearly while he is around there is no help for me , thank you Matt for your help Take
>Care Balsey
May God help you, for only He can.
You will be in my prayers. I will ask Him to help you in Christ's name.
A singularly peculiar post from an MD whose job is to help *medically* when there is illness or
disease.
Over the internet? It's a rather limiting environment, wouldn't you say? Advice, opinion..that's
about as helpful as it gets. Besides, Balsey is saying goodbye to the group. What's the good of
more "medical" advice?
How trivial a viewpoint. Chung doesn't hesitate to give lots of information "over the internet" as
you so cleverly describe, well, the internet. "Advice, opinion..." that says "go away, it's
hopeless" in other words is a wonderful way to deal isn't it? Better to shut up and not post
anything. It's a gratuitously ugly thing to post.
Nearly as needless and valueless as this post of yours.
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Without knowing anything of the case but a few snippets posted here, Chung decides that "only He
can" help. And, thus, credibility vanishes.
Do his strong religious beliefs frighten you?
"Frighten..." What a coy and cute way to do your passive-aggressive routine. "Strong religious
beliefs" is where I've spent my life. But wacky, inconsistent, self-serving, anti-theological
beliefs sponsor contempt, not fear. Having the exclusive grasp on truth that Chung feels he has is
arrogance of a particularly telling order. Especially when he characterizes himself as humble.
Hypocrisy is another fave of mine.
Quoted message said:That does not necessarily cancel out credibility in other areas.
Strong religious beliefs are merely that. It's when Chung uses his cultish understanding as a weapon
and sorting device (believe like me= good, anything else=bad) to denigrate and revile others that he
runs afoul of any possibility of accepting his word. He's so biased and shows it so relentlessly in
his assertions (that he refuses to support with any sort of evidence or corroboration) that it's
irrational to credit him with any substantial credibility.
Quoted message said:(I am an athiest, by the way).
I could have sworn you were an atheist. I generally know how to spell the names of my important
philosophical identities properly.
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:In the truest sense of the word, pathetic.
Pastorio
Perhaps you've found your true calling - shadowing a doctor on the internet and posting negative
missives. The ShadowChung. How's that for a moniker? It seems to apply.
Well, for a superficially [censored] perspective, I'd say that sort of "observation" fits with the
rest of your character. Nice use of emotionally loaded words. "Shadowing" is an especially good one.
You're just as shabby as your hero.
I'd say your distortions give you at least as much credibility as Chung. And that's a shame.
But I'm sure you're in his prayers. In the "infidel" section. See what a confusion you're giving
him. You're a fallen heathen who says everything he believes is [censored], but you support him as the
mirror supports the monkey capering before it.
Oh, what to do...?
Pastorio