It is obvious from your blatant

listing of credentials that you have an educated background. It is disappointing

that you diluted a worthy topic (oh yes - children's healthcare coverage),

embarrassed your profession and wasted all of our time with your intellectual

contradictions and negative babbling. I am fairly confident that you take

it upon yourself to dazzle your friends and family with such rhetoric.

You definitely proved yourself wrong on one point freedom of speech is

alive and well, as evidenced by your letter being printed.

I will cut myself short and

stop focusing on what you wrote to make my point. My message is to you

and anyone else is this. If you have something of value to say, which

contributes to the betterment of the Fayette County community, then say

it and move on.

I read this newspaper in an

attempt to stay abreast with our community's current affairs, not to read

that sort of stream-of-consciousness negativity. Provide tangible and

viable alternative solutions; save the rest for a Jerry Springer audience.

I can see it now: Controversial

German doctor who is a self-proclaimed expert on all U.S. social, political

and economic problems. It would definitely have to be a two-hour program.

Also, my message to the powers

that be at The Citizen: spare us from his sort of letters that lack substance

and contribute nothing. If you are in need of material to fill space,

then insert excerpts from famous books, speeches or poetry. Sorry to have

taken up everyone's time but his letter was too arrogant and painful to

bear without comment.

T. Whitson

Peachtree City

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