No, I won't "lighten up"!

[gordon stelter]

Thanks Tom,
     Perhaps this is the case. But down here there is
a "workshop" which uses the mentally retarded/ill to
refinish furniture, and has them stripping amnd
finishing old pieces INDOORS with methylene chloride
and traditional lacquer and NO masks! I guess the
sentiment is:"They're retards anyway, so who cares?" I
this is an egregious abuse of human beings and NO I
will NOT lighten up an this one!!! Too many of my
acquintances have died of brain cancer rom
refinishing, so that is an highly unethical practice
which benefits the workshop owners, while exploiting
and poisoning the workers.
    I hope the folks "restoring" the Ruth piano are
not in this category, but whom are they kidding? There
will be NOTHING left of this piano except mushy,
indistinguishable  blocks of rotten, muddy wood and a
rusty, probably unusable plate. 
     So, where is the $200,000 going, and who is
providing it? I am rightfully suspiciuous, methinks.
     Thump
 
--- Tom Driscoll <tomtuner@attbi.com> wrote:
> 
> 
>      By the way: a charititable program that exposes
> the mentally ill to debilitating neurotoxins ( such
> as
> paint remover, which causes schizophrenia and
> depression  ) is a truly brilliant idea! How noble!
> I
> suggest we all send a contribution!
>      Thump
> 
> Gordon,
> 	Will you just lighten up! Perhaps they are using
> environmentally
> friendly substances with appropriate air exchange
> and respirators. Do
> you have to be so grim? Is the glass always full of
> dread?
> 
> 	Tom Driscoll
> 
> 
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