DEAR EDITOR:
Thank you, Cynthia Walker! In pointing out that, once again,
silly Dennis Taylor
”
used his usual care in ascertaining his facts … specifically,
none
”
(letters, Sept.16) you clarified and corrected several of silly
Dennis’ insults toward me.
DEAR EDITOR:
Thank you, Cynthia Walker! In pointing out that, once again, silly Dennis Taylor “used his usual care in ascertaining his facts … specifically, none” (letters, Sept.16) you clarified and corrected several of silly Dennis’ insults toward me.
I must state that there are two realities I and silly Dennis live within.
My reality: I am physically disabled because of multiple sclerosis. Neither science, medicine, nor today’s ever-expanding technology will improve my condition as there is no cure, only improved methods of repressing its effects – and those primarily directed at the newer cases.
Silly Dennis’ reality: He is mentally disabled. Neither an education in ethics, honesty, integrity, common sense, reality, or even self-awareness will improve his condition as there is no cure for such an undisciplined, closed and unprincipled mind – only opportunities to learn and grow he will never recognize nor comprehend.
In today’s social world, Cynthia, who would you say has the better life?
JAMES BRESCOLL, Gilroy
Submitted Thursday, Sept. 18
