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On Tue, 10 Oct 2006 15:30:49 -0500, bearclaw@cruller.invalid graced
this newsgroup with:

>In article <6akni21clplgijke2uklaqnbvuamvi6ofi@4ax.com>,
> Binyamin Dissen <postingid@dissensoftware.com> wrote:
>
>> On Tue, 10 Oct 2006 10:37:38 -0500 bearclaw@cruller.invalid wrote:
>> 
>> :>Unsolicited gifts to the Amish community that suffered the tragic loss 
>> :>of its children have approached $700,000 in value.
>> 
>> :>So, what do the Amish do?
>> 
>> :>They set up a fund for the gunman's family as well as for their own 
>> :>injured and dead and bereft. 
>> 
>> :>People just don't come any classier or more worthy of respect.
>> 
>> So the next time someone sees his family needs help, he can just go and shoot
>> at the Amish and get his family taken care of.
>> 
>> Re-enforcing bad behavior.
>
>Um, dude? The guy is dead. Reinforce away.
>
>Oh, wait. You mean reinforcing all those other psycho killers lurking in 
>the shadows, watching and waiting for their opportunity to kill a bunch 
>of little girls in a schoolhouse and then commit suicide. 
>
>I see your point.
>
>> 
>> "Those that are kind to the cruel end up being cruel to the kind".
>
>Yeah, you may be right: victims helping an innocent widow and her baby 
>is just bad on general free-market-economic carrot/stick "principles". 
>By combining her loss with their own, those Amish are just asking for it.


now now...you're just egging the idiot on. ;-)

My hats off to the Amish families.  They're the epitome of what being
a true Christian is all about.