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By mystoneycreek (registered) - website | Posted September 10, 2011 at 09:22:30 in reply to Comment 69351
Ahem, mrjanitor...
Honestly, if you don't like how I express myself...if you take umbrage at my 'using very crude and broad brush strokes, painting many in the community'...I'm not sure how I could ever assuage your apprehension about my style (or intent for that matter (yet my goodness, how odd it would be were I some kind of misanthropic dilatante, who judges so many so frequently, given the efforts I have gone to and continue to go to in order to bring about good change at a civic engagement level), because you have, as memory serves, noted your displeasure with me and mine in the past. I'm not going to be changing any time soon, and I have no intention of going away...
As for my support of Mahesh, yes. I believe he brought the most of any of the Mayoral candidates to the campaign (more than the 'Big Three' combined, actually), though his path was flawed from the start, and therefore was, in my eyes (as I had expressed to him on several occasions last year) doomed...and a great lamentable waste.
But no, to answer your clearly facetious question, he is not included in the 'feeble mind and porous personality' box I absolutely, positively did not 'hastily' construct. That he has his own contrasting views on anonymity has nothing to do with my take on the subject. (Never mind the fact that he is about as far from that 'box' as you could possible imagine.)
Comment edited by mystoneycreek on 2011-09-10 09:36:20
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