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To: jbe who wrote (84825)	8/4/2000 2:40:44 AM
From: Neocon	Respond to of 108807

Not knowing the specifics of the circumstance, I cannot second guess you. But read my post on taking matters seriously.........

To: jbe who wrote (84825)	8/4/2000 3:02:47 AM
From: Neocon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 108807

I wanted to clarify my position on your story: either quitting was known to be fairly inconsequential, in which case there was no dilemma, and you could afford rash action, or you placed yourself and your loved ones in serious jeopardy, in which case, the failure to deliberate was culpable. Otherwise, I have no idea of the relative weight of the offense vs. the probable trouble caused by quitting, and so cannot say what the results of deliberation should have been.........