Re: Sensitivity as *part of* the noise problem??

[charlesw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Charles Willock)]

Sean,

I beg to differ - that reasoning is akin to accepting that a wife's
over-sensitivity to beating is *part of* the domestic abuse problem.

My *normal-sensivity* to pollution of the air I breath is *not*
part of the air pollution problem.  Neither is my *normal-sensivity*
to acoustic pollution part of the noise problem.  Both offences are
an abuse - for which I accept no responsibility.


Cheers,
Charlesw



Sean Conlon wrote:
> I for one recognize that my own over-sensitivity is *part of* the
> noise problem, with the disrespect and indifference of others being
> the other part.


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           but by what could have been done ... but wasn't"

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