From Newsgroup: rec.games.pinball

Michael E. Kan and John M. Rashkis, both of Los Gatos
California, are dangerous, vicious, and mendacious physicians. Both physicians routinely retaliate against family members who disagree
with their decisions by making false police reports of abuse against
family members of patients and false reports of abuse to County Adult Protective Agencies.

Both of these physicians presently have pending against themselves
multiple complaints to the California Medical Board Enforcement
Division for substandard care, harassment, unprofessional conduct,
and abuse of process.

These two physicians are reptiles, reptiles of quite low character
in fact; contact them in any way that you feel appropriate and let
them know, palpably, what you think of reptiles. Do not patronize
them and do your civic duty to warn your friends, family, and the
general public about these despicable miscreants.

Let us join together to drive them out by starving them out: no patient in the office equals no mortgage payment, no pool payment, no
private school tuition payment for their children, and no porche
payment.

CONTACT INFORMATION:

Michael E. Kan:
Office Address: 360 Dardanelli Lane, Los Gatos, Ca 95032
(408) 378-2900
Home Address: 863 Robin Lane, Campbell, Ca 95008 (OLD)
1785 East Main Avenue, Morgan Hill, Ca 95037-3213
(MOST RECENT)
(408) 379-0179 (408) 379-5779

John M. Rashkis:
Office Address: 485 Monterey Avenue, Los Gatos, CA
(408) 354-9200 FAX: (408)395-5487
Home Address: 150 Old Adobe Way, Los Gatos, CA 95032
(408) 378-7030

Furthermore, since they practice at Good Samaritan Hospital in San Jose, boycott this hospital if at all possible; go to Los Gatos or
O'Conner instead.

Let us drive these detestable and loathsome vermin out, sooner
rather than later.
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Why are Red State Citizens Poorer, Less Educated & Sicker than Blue State Citizens?

Hartmann Report - "Republicans worship cheap labor - and having a steady
and reliable supply of cheap labor requires widespread poverty... We must
not
confuse statistical probability with some transcendental and utterly
compelling force. - Unspiek, Baron Bodissey One of the enduring mysteries
of America is why the citizens of Red states are generally poorer, less educated, and sicker than the citizens of Blue states. To that question, I
step up as your hierophant with an answer to this deep mystery that you may
not have previously considered. First, that generalization is broadly true:

- Blue states account for about 71 percent of America's GDP, whereas Red
states only produce 29 percent of our income and wealth.
- The median family income in Blue states is $74,243. In Red states it's $63,553. Individual states highlight the disparity: New Jersey's median
income is $89,703, while Mississippi's is $49,111.
- Counties that voted for Biden in 2020 are more diverse, being 35 percent nonwhite compared to 16 percent nonwhite populations in counties that voted
for Trump.
- Counties that voted for Biden in 2020 are better educated, with 36
percent of their population having some college education compared to
Trump's counties at 25 percent.
- Residents of Blue states live 2.2 years longer, on average, than
residents of Red states.

And, second, it's undeniably true (and documented with each hotlink below)
that Republican-controlled Red states, almost across the board, have higher rates of:

- Spousal abuse
- Obesity
- Smoking
- Teen pregnancy
- Sexually transmitted diseases
- Abortion (at least before Dobbs; now it would be "forced births")
- Bankruptcies and poverty
- Homicide and suicide
- Infant mortality
- Maternal mortality
- Forcible rape
- Robbery and aggravated assault
- Dropouts from high school
- Divorce
- Contaminated air and water
- Opiate addiction and deaths
- Unskilled workers
- Parasitic infections
- Income and wealth inequality
- Covid deaths and unvaccinated people
- Federal subsidies to states ("Red State Welfare")
- People on welfare
- Child poverty
- Homelessness
- Spousal murder
- Unemployment
- Deaths from auto accidents
- People living on disability
- Gun deaths

But are all these things happening because Republicans simply hate their citizens and explicitly want high levels of poverty, ignorance, death, and disease? Turns out there's a much simpler answer. The problem for Red
states is that Republicans worship cheap labor, which drives up profits for
the fat-cats who own American businesses - and having a steady and reliable supply of cheap labor requires widespread poverty, ignorance, death, and disease. That poverty, of course, brings along with it the long list of
social ills above, but Republicans are more than willing to tolerate
massive, desperate levels of human suffering to make sure there's a steady supply of cheap labor. In fact, they intentionally run their states that
way to produce those results. "
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