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Without getting too political, sounds a little libertarian to me! <g> And, 
let's face it, we can waste all the time, kill a tremendous amount of 
electrons and bore each other to death, maybe even enflame a few, if we are 
extremely lucky; but, we ain't going to avoid and/or change it. Just shut 
up, bukle that metal to metal contact seat belt, pull those straps a little 
tighter, be thankful they will let you "experiment" and go flying.
jofarr, soddy tn

----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim Sower" <canarder@frontiernet.net>

> Let's abolish all the government teats - except the one that I'm hanging 
> on ...
> Let's abolish all government regulation - except the ones that suit ME