Message from discussion WINNERS: December 1997 LMA honors

From: good_b...@hotmail.com (Cognitee)
Subject: Re: [Leslie et al] WINNERS: December 1997 LMA honors
Date: 1998/01/24
Message-ID: <good_brad-2301982220180001@ts011d19.min-mn.concentric.net>#1/1
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Organization: Client Advocates
Newsgroups: sci.psychology.psychotherapy


Yeh, Leslie,
   I'm sure young children decided to HATE and participate in
alt.usenet.kooks.  Speaks for who (or what) you really are.  No wonder
your child had troubles.  What a disturbed family !!!

In article <34d864b2.5309...@news.pipeline.com>, lpac...@pipeline.com wrote:

> Since you posted the same message in auk as below, I will repost my
> reply from auk here.
> 
> good_b...@hotmail.com (Cognitee) wrote:
> 
> >Thought you all might like to see how Peter, Leslie Packer and John Price
> >spend their time elsewhere (see voting described in post below).  What
> >great people !!
> 
> Yes, we know.
> 
> >To Leslie:
> >  Nice [self-serving] role model, Leslie Packer !!  What a mom !! <
> >LAUGHING >  Surely you aren't having Justin vote in your behalf in
> >alt.usenet.kooks, are you ??? 
> 
> Of course not.  He's voting on his own behalf.  So did Loren.   They
> learned that there is an acceptable way of expressing their repugnance
> over your comments about Tourette and about their mother, and that
> they can do something -- vote.  So I allowed them to,  just as I
> allowed Loren to publicly tell you what she thought of you last year.
> I haven't raised my kids to be victims.  
> 
> > Are you teaching him to hate? 
> 
> Not at all.  He is quite capable of making up his own mind.
> 
> > Those who do
> >also hate themselves !!!  (IF this is what you are doing: No wonder he has
> >had serious emotional problems !!) 
> 
> Projecting again?
> 
> 
> >
> >P.S.  I see no other Justins in the newsgroup !!!!  Bending a YOUNG child
> >to your will.  Is this ethical??
> 
> All parents influence their children.   It's called "parenting," if
> you've never had the experience.   
> 
> But no child is being 'bent' to his or her parent's will.   They're
> being allowed to express themselves.  There's a big difference.
> 
> And the "YOUNG child" is now 15.   And the "youngest child" who just
> wandered in and saw your post on the screen says to tell you that
> she's 13 and can kick your a**.   And she really wants me to send this
> message with just that comment from her, so I will.