Mara,
I am not going to comment on whether they
are xtian or pagan. Don't know. However, being an attorney
in today's economy, I can vouch that the legal profession like
everywhere else has been touched by lower income or no income also when
talking about newly licensed attorneys.
Depending on how much
experience he has, and what his profile is, he may or may not be able to
get into a firm to practice. If he has just recently passed the
bar exam and is trying to go it alone (to set his own practice up), he
has just set out on a path of low income in any economy until his name
and competency are established in his resident community.
Also be
aware that the bulk of attorneys handling general practice matters are
not making large sums of money. While many clients come in with
retainers, many cannot keep them up as the case moves forward.
Also a large portion is paid in overhead such as rent, utilities, legal
research licensing, mandated continuing education, etc.
I can't
remember previously commenting being that I generally just remain a fly
on the wall. But this I can say. The pagan community has
good reason to be suspicious keeping in mind that history is to be
learned from. However, we need to be charitable in our thoughts,
just as we have fought against the anti-pagan communities that have
tried to brand us with labels that were untrue. This is
predominantly because they were making judgments based on a lack of true
information. Lets not become the crux of the saying about the pot
calling the kettle black.
Their circumstances may be
genuine. On the other side, they may not be. We don't have
enough information to make that judgment. Therefore, I agree with
Old Blue to let them choose if they wish to provide references. If
for a reason other than being a xtian infiltrator they choose not to,
then let that be their private choice too. They have been given
the resources from the community to move forward. Its their choice
and their's alone. The proverbial ball is now in their
court.
So lets let them be to make their decision in the privacy
of their own situation, and, wish the well, whatever their choice.
R
--- On Fri, 11/6/09, Mara
<[address removed]> wrote:
From:
Mara <[address removed]> Subject: Re: [pagan-341] Nightmare,
warning to pagans To: [address removed] Date: Friday,
November 6, 2009, 9:29 AM
I know
Seattle is expensive, but how is it that an attorney can't afford a
place to live? I'm somewhat dubious about the legitimacy of this
cry for help. Thank you for your input.
-----Original Message----- From: OldBlue
<[address removed]> To: [address removed] Sent: Fri,
Nov 6,[masked]:08 am Subject: [pagan-341] Nightmare, warning to
pagans
I have sent help to these people. Beware, they may not be pagan,
but xtians trying to infiltrate our homes. There are plenty of
services in seattle to give them what they seek. They offered no pagan
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