Subject: A difference between groups.
Date: Mon, 02 Aug 2004 13:16:52 -0500
From: H.P. Gawd <hpgawd@non-anonymous.org>
Newsgroups: alt.recovery.addiction.alcoholism,alt.recovery.aa


Right now I am thinking of why it is that most
regulars in alt.recovery.aa are lively, intelligent,
open-minded and skeptical at the same, and pretty laid
back people. This contrasts so much with
alt.recovery.addiction.alcoholism, where most regulars
are paranoid, close-minded and genrally unintelligent
dolts.

(In both cases, not "most" and "regulars").

I think I have a resonable explanation but I'd like to
hear how others explan this phenomenon first.

<<<<< Many people with alcoholism problem's have mental health
issue's. You get them in all newsgroups in Usenet. If you find one
group too negative, just do not read it, it is doing you no good. Read
the newsgroup that is positive and helps you out. Running the people
down in one newsgroup is not going to do much good. Starts flame wars
and back stabbing. These people in alt.recovery.addiction.alcoholism
who you are talking about sound like standard Usenet trolls.


The Rules Concerning Usenet Trolls

http://www.beastwithin.org/users/www...rollrules.html

Just Do not read negative "alt.recovery.addiction.alcoholism" read
positive "alt.recovery.aa ", problem solved. Next one thank you.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>



Thanks,

HP-G