The American Spectator

BR>Frederick, Maryland p>Some good does actually come from age. My experience in life tells me that the reason so very many medical professionals make snide remarks and generally denigrate chiropractors and massage therapists is that there are times when ONLY chiropractic/massage techniques work. Been there, done that. p>I will make an exception in the above opinion for acupuncture. I have never had acupuncture, so I can't judge its efficacy one way or the other. BR>— Ken Shreve p> POPULARITY GEOPOLITICS BR>Re: Christopher Orlet's Why They Don't Hate Us : p>Whence this need to be liked? I don't even care if my neighbors like me, as long as they shower regularly. BR>— David Govett BR>Davis, California p>When I came home from Vietnam the traitors Fonda and Kerry, and the protesting Clintons and their ilk, were frenzied in their efforts to encourage the North Vietnamese to kill more Americans so there could be peace. Their words stung like lashes. The hatred, the vitriol they spewed made it seem to me that perhaps there may truly be something fundamentally wrong with the United States. My father, God Bless him, quickly dispelled that notion with the following words: “Go to any border of this country with any other country. When you get there look at the way the feet are pointing. On the other side of our border they are all pointing in. Feet don't lie, people do.”