He doesn't have to. Most Macs get sailed once, then
the person gets something else, shuts up about his/her
"sailing experience," drowns, or posts like you.

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"Jim Cate" wrote in message
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Capt. Mooron wrote:

"Jim Cate" wrote in message

| In other words, can you back up your (libelous) remarks?

Yes....

CM

Really? Then let's see your statistics Capt. If, as you say, the Mac 26
is only a "cheap plastic piece of ****" that is "dangerously under
rigged," then there must be hundreds of them that are falling apart
every year, right? And since MacGregor has sold over 30,000 boats,
there must be at least 5,000 of them in which the rigging has come apart
in a moderate wind, or in which the boat has simply self-destructed and
sunk. - Right? If it's dangerously under rigged, the rigging must be
coming apart every time they go out in moderate winds.

Where's your stats on all those Macs that are falling apart because they
are "cheap plastic pieces of ****" and
"dangerously under rigged." - Give us some hard evidence without the
usual antecdotes, Mooron.

Put up or shut up.

Jim