Hello Elena,
This is the mentally disturbed resident at 1840 Mason Mill Road.
"OH NO!"
~(Senator Elena Parent)~
I will never forget that afternoon I had first introduced myself to you at one of Mason Mill Civic Association's picnics at W. D. Thompson Park.
Sorry to bother you as I know you are extremely busy with your reelection campaign, but I would really appreciate it if you could spare some time allowing me the opportunity explaining some of the reasons behind my signs and odd behaviors.
Is it fair calling someone's problem a psychosis if the triggers for his supposedly bipolar-ism is the congeniality and confirmation bias of other? How does one go ask for help if not sure where to begin?
I do consider myself a Progressive.
And thought I was living in Progressive neighborhood.
I'm a Progressive who just happens to be handicapped. I'm a Progressive who just happens to be gay. I'm a Progressive who just happens to have a drug addiction. I'm a Progressive who just happens to be many things. But it' not my progressive activism on these issues I'm wanting to believe that defining me as a Progressive. It's my progressive activism on issues that I do not personally benefit from I'm wanting to believe that's defining me as a Progressive. For example, I consider you to be the more progressive one when compared to Kyle Williams. But then again, this is unfair to Kyle as we do not know what his view would have been had he been married with children. But then again, we do have a pretty good idea what those views might have been like because of his association with the Log Cabin Republicans. I agree with you on that one.
But I've since learned the hard way that I lean so far left in my political views that I make even the Progressives and Liberals nervous.
So I don't know what I am?
I've also had someone once tell me, that if you too far left, you end up back on the right..?
Unless maybe "Dead Man Walking" same as our Jesus of Nazareth.
Since learned that everything about our language is assumption based.
And this is where my colorful (inflammatory, offensive, ribald, etc., etc., etc.) language comes into play.
Anyway, just hoping someone would hear me out before my court hearing over these signs August 9th, 2016.
Sincerely yours,
Jim Ed
"Our people of faith should be able getting together and having a rational discussion about guns."
~(Rep. Mary Margaret Oliver)~
P.S. If possible, would even like an audience with Mary Margaret Oliver? But from the look on her face the day I introduced myself to her after one of her town hall meetings, probably unlikely to happen. But it's God, Guns, and Robin Williams I'm wanting to discuss with that "Catholic Lite"!
"Sometimes you have to pick the gun up to put the gun down."
~(Malcolm X)~
"I do not agree with that."
~(Rev. Kimberly Wagner)~
"You can disagree all you want! The sad fact still remains; you will always have the option of changing your mind!"
~(Simply Jim: Constructive ? Confrontationist)~
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Thank you, James, for writing and clarifying your position and thoughts on the matter.
Best,
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I'm certain you have noticed the many ground signs and seasonal inflatables at 1840 Mason Mill Road. At the request of a number of neighbors, the Mason Mill Civic Association is facilitating a communication process relating to a petition asking DeKalb County to enforce its Code of Ordinances to ensure that the resident at 1840 Mason Mill complies with them.
You may have received a link to this petition through the Mason Mill Civic Association email sent out on Sunday, May 15. If not, you can locate the petition by going to www.change.org and search "1840", or
As you review this petition, you will find that the petition is directed toward the county, not the resident, and that the petition does not call for the elimination of all signs; nor does it deny the resident his First
As of 4/30/16, the resident at 1840 is in violation of three ordinances and a hearing for the current violations is set for late in June.
In order to keep pressure on the county to act in this matter and to ensure that the community's voice is heard in upcoming meetings with county staff - and later before the hearing judge - we ask that you add your signature to this petition along with any comments.
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Hello Elena,
Thank you for writing back.
I was actually requesting a meeting with you. What I'm wanting to share with you is too complicated than my writing skills will allow. Nor do I have any reasons believing I will be given the opportunity sharing these same thoughts during my court hearing/non-hearing coming up August 9th, 2016.
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But intuition is telling me you are already aware of this..?
May 17, 2016
Dear Neighbors:
I'm certain you have noticed the many ground signs and seasonal inflatables at 1840 Mason Mill Road. At the request of a number of neighbors, the Mason Mill Civic Association is facilitating a communication process relating to a petition asking DeKalb County to enforce its Code of Ordinances to ensure that the resident at 1840 Mason Mill complies with them.
You may have received a link to this petition through the Mason Mill Civic Association email sent out on Sunday, May 15. If not, you can locate the petition by going to www.change.org and search "1840", or
typing in the following link: https://www.change.org/p/dekalb-countydekalb-county-enforce-code-of-ordinances-at-1840-mason-millroad?recruiter=541627553&utm source=share petition&utm mediu
As you review this petition, you will find that the petition is directed toward the county, not the resident, and that the petition does not call for the elimination of all signs; nor does it deny the resident his First
Amendment rights. The petition only asks that the county ensure that the resident follows the same Code of Ordinances we are all called upon to follow as residents of DeKalb County. Our goal is to reach 100 signatures and we need your support.
As of 4/30/16, the resident at 1840 is in violation of three ordinances and a hearing for the current violations is set for late in June.
In order to keep pressure on the county to act in this matter and to ensure that the community's voice is heard in upcoming meetings with county staff - and later before the hearing judge - we ask that you add your signature to this petition along with any comments.
Found the above information on a single folded sheet of paper someone place anonymously in my mailbox one evening. Maybe you could at least tell me whether or not there has been any discussions with you about my signs; what advice/suggestions, if any, they were given?
Sincerely yours,
Simply Jim
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