--- In dmcnews@xxxx, Marc A Levy <malevy@xxxx> wrote: <SNIP> > Top of Page 11, "British Sickness"? The context implies that Sir Cork is a > homosexual. Although I have never heard this term before, it seems politically > incorrect.. I guess JZD does not care. <SNIP> Not to start an argument here or anything, but it's almost humorous in a way that all these years JZD has been called a drug dealer, a thief, a crook, what have you. Not to mention the fact that he has been the butt of an endless amount of tasteless jokes. And all this time not one person has ever said, "Hey, that's not nice." But the first time JZD says something about someone else... JZD being called anything derogitory is no more politicly incorrect then anything he may say about Sir Kenneth Cork, or anyone else for that matter. Just about every reporter that has ever done any type of in-depth story on JZD has kicked the man square in his teeth. If JZD is bitter about a pizza arriving late to his house, let alone someone he's had bad run- in's with, I don't blame the guy! As an owner of a DMC-12, like many others here, I've heard more then my fair share of cocaine jokes just as others have. And just like many people here, I am sick of them. But has anyone ever thought of what it must be like for JZD to not only hear the jokes, but end up being made the joke? We live in a world where people lose considerable amounts of money on the stockmarket, then end up killing themselves and thier families because they can't handle that kind of pressure. Yet John DeLorean has lost his family, his home, his reputation, and saw his dream of building his own car company senselessly murdered by others due to their own political whims. In comparison to other people, JZD is still alive and kicking almost 19 years later. Now THAT is the very definition of admirable! Bottom line: For the past 20 years we've had to put up with numerous ignorant yokel magazine editors, and hack "journalists" who have given us thier opinions fused with bastardized facts not in the spirit of journalism, but for the self gratification of seeing their own names in print. I for one say cut the man some slack, let JZD have his say! -Robert vin 6585