The Tender For Law

Volume 12

Dec 10, 2015 8:09 PM

Pete Daoust

Fuck, guess what ?? .....we receive letters too :/

2015-12-10 15:01 James Nicoll You don't have to add me as a friend, but would you be able to give me some advice on how to do things here in Quebec? I was in Ontario for 20 yrs and just recently moved back. Most of the information is for the rest of Canada. Quebec does things differently and any advice would be welcomed. I was following Eternally aware for a couple years, but from other research I felt he was missing certain things. Danny Perez was helpful, but he advocates getting the Act of Birth instead of the Birth Certificate or Record of Live Birth. I've read some of Scott's stuff, but he isn't the most pleasant man to talk to. If you can offer some help great, if not, can you recommend someone that can. I'm friends with Derek, but not sure how well he knows this stuff, since Scott looks down on him. Thanks for your time.

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Pete Daoust

He read Scott Duncan, because obviously, Scott is the only one in the whole internet that tells the truth, but he finds Scott not "pleasant" enough to TALK to..... :D

JUST DON'T FUCKING TALK TO HIM and keep reading, idiot :P

Why would you need to TALK to him ? ....everything is here, in The Tender for Law :/

Hellos!! :/

Pete Daoust

And I suspect that there's a lot more I will get, if I keep reading Scott Duncan...

Do I look more "pleasant" than Scott ? :/ so you will limit what you can grab because I sound more "pleasant" ?

jesus fuck !!??!! :/

Tara Duncan

I may have mentioned this elsewhere, but one of my friends was expressing his displeasure at the hordes of "beggars" who are constantly asking for money on our city streets. His issue was not that he is constantly being harassed but that they invariably follow a handout or a refusal with some disingenuous crap designed to solicit guilt or additional sympathy. They bless you, wish you well, or indicate that your dollar has saved their family, at least for a few minutes - although $2 or $20 would have been better.

My friend said that just once he would like to hear an honest response. Serendipitously the next guy let loose a string of insults and invectives that would make a hardened criminal blush. He actually followed us down the street to make sure that my friend felt the full weight and force of his displeasure. Not surprisingly my friend was fairly annoyed, although I did mention the universe had aligned to fulfill his request.

Tara Duncan

If you are "nice" someone will think you are too nice. Despite your best efforts, there is always someone who will find a way to take something you have said, as a heinous insult. Almost no one is universally liked by everyone.

I would rather deal with a thousand "unpleasant" people who are intelligent, literate educators than one pleasant person who knows little, but is really interested in my emotional well-being. Scott used to be the nicest, most patient guy on the planet, but it's likely you (not necessarily you, you) wore him down with your stupid thoughts, pointless questions and comments, and demands for him to explain the same simple concepts again, and again, and again.

Seriously, what do people want for free? If someone is "nice", "pleasant", and concerned about your emotional health, they usually have an agenda, or are charging you money.