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Whatever happened to Love Thy Neighbor?This article may strike a nerve in some people, however this is just my opinion.The internet can be a very cruel, and uncaring place. Some people who get on the internet, are so very cruel to others, must be those same people that, when they get into their auto, turn to road rage as soon as someone ticks them off. These are the same people who, if you were invited to their home, would treat others with respect. I can't understand, why these people get on the internet, or in their auto, and turn into a person with no respect for others. I will never forget, when I first hooked up on the internet and started surfing. Being a rookie I started asking other's for, how to do this or that. Boy was I shocked at the return emails I received. I could hardly believe what I was reading. Some called me stupid, some wanted paid to give out information, and some even accused me of spam. Back then I didn't even know what spam was. I have since been accused of spam, although I do not use or believe in anyone using it. I told myself right then and there that I would never stoop this low. I have and still will help anyone that needs my help. My folks, were very religious when I was growing up, and were until they passed on. I was taught, you always respect your elders and also to love thy neighbor, and I have always tried to do exactly that. I hope someday, that these people see the light and change their ways. Helping others can give more satisfaction, than accomplishing something for yourself. You have permission to publish this article electronically or in print, free of charge, as long as the bylines are included. A courtesy copy of your publication would be appreciated. Article Copyright © 2001 Vern Anderson subscribe@marketingnewsnewsletter.com http://www.marketingnewsnewsletter.com
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