Re: Denied Illinois FOID card

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On 7/12/07, Ron wrote:
> On 7/06/07, Lisa wrote:
>> On 7/04/07, Ron wrote:
>>> On 7/04/07, Ron wrote:
>>>> On 7/02/07, Guy wrote:
>>>>> First, learn to spell. Second, even though you believe there
>>>>> are people in the government trying to take rights away, this
>>>>> is not the case here.
>>>>>
>>>>> The man went into rehab, which means he has a substance
>>>>> problem. Red flag no. 1. He voluntarily signed away his right.
>>>>> Red flag no. 2.
>>>>>
>>>>> And, if he admitted he "needed" the treatment, then he
>>>>> definitely had a problem. Red flag no. 3.
>>>>>
>>>>> These rules are in place for a reason. Can't cry because the
>>>>> game isn't being played your way.....man up, will 'ya?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Sorry buddy, you're dead wrong. There were laws created 30
>>>> years ago for jerks with your attitude. Try 42 C.F.R. Part 2.
>>>>
>>>> These laws were created to encourage people to get help without
>>>> having the stigma you've shown here.
>>>>
>>> And now that I've had a while to think about it, if you're a
>>> practicing attorney in Illinois, and if I can find out who you
>>> are, I will file a complaint with the Illinois Bar Association.
>>
>> For your information RON read this>> The ISBA has no authority to
>> investigate or act upon allegations of lawyer misconduct. That role
>> is performed by the Illinois Supreme Court's Attorney Registration
>> and Disciplinary Commission. Some of these guys are so stupid.
>>
>> Lisa
>
> And thanks Lisa, sweetie for giving me the proper direction to
> complain (if it truly is).
>
> Bye
They work together like a tag team in wrestling, don't they? LOL (ISBA
legal obstructor freaks [Lisa et. all])