Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD wrote:
> Ernst Primer wrote:
> >
> > Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD wrote:
> > > Vicki Beausoleil wrote:
> > <snip>
> > > > Chung's the troll
> > >
> > > Ouch. You may have at the other cheek.
> > <snip>
> >
> > Dr. Chung, you really gotta tone down that persecution complex.
>
> It remains my choice to continue to write truthfully.

That's a nice, empty phrase you keep repeating. Ask anyone, and they
will tell you they choose to write truthfully as well.

Anyways, you're papering over the obvious here - you decided to take
the term "troll," as it was applied to you, as purely an insult. My
advice is look for the truth in that statement. You're doing yourself
and these newsgroup participants a disservice by not doing do.

>
> > Vicki
> > describes you as a 'troll' because that's the best description for what
> > you do on these NGs... and yes, that's my (and many other's opinion).
>
> Thankfully, Google serves well to testify on which side of the truth you
> stand.

Since Google is merely the name of a search engine and a Newsgroups
outlet, I have no idea what you're talking about. Regardless, again,
please keep in mind that the term "troll" is both pejorative and
descriptive (for example, something like "****ing asshole" and "twerp"
would be purely pejorative). Your focus on the pejorative connotations
(as opposed to the descriptive connotations) of the word "troll" as it
was applied to you was silly, and merely the umpteenth time you've
melodramatically played the persecution card. It gets old, Andy.

As a descriptor of your behavior, my *opinion* is that you are
trolling, and therefore, are a troll. You can wiggle your cheeks all
you want about it. Your recent TOS violations with your ISP and the
repeated negative attention you seem to garner on Usenet has more to do
with your trollish behavior (as opposed to your Christianity) than
you're constitutionally able to admit to yourself.

>
> > To be fair, Bob's post to you was obviously a 'counter-trolling'
> > post, so he's just trolling to your trolling.
>
> Actually, Bob's behavior arise from his obsessions.

Perhaps you are both sides of the same coin.

>
> See for yourself tomorrow...

No thanks. You have nothing to offer me, and nothing to offer anyone
I can see at ASDLC. However, I'm sure you have friends at
sci.med.cardiology that appreciate you, and of course I'm sure your
Invisible Man in the Sky is pleased as punch with you.

Good day, and enjoy your chat.

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