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"G. Wayne Hines" wrote:
> 
> In an earlier episode, "Sam Spam" <spamsucks@yahoo.com> wrote:
> 
> > I get it now you are one of those people who like to argue for   no good
> > reason
> 
> Wrong.
> 
> > You win.
> > I quit
> 
> <snip>
> 
> > NOTE: Don't even answer this, if you can resist (test)
> > I will try never post again,  Sorry
> 
> Do I pass the test? :-)
> 
> I wasn't going to respond, but decided to, and not to get the
> last word.
> 
> If you feel strongly about something, and want to convince
> people that you are right, and that your idea (Sunday shopping,
> in this case) will benefit our society and should be implemented
> by the politicians, you should not apparently get discouraged
> and quit if someone questions your reasons, whether it's before
> a government committee studying the issue, or in a newsgroup
> discussion.
> 
> gwh
> 
> --
> #    G. Wayne Hines       Kentville, Nova Scotia, Canada
> #
> #                  w.d.hines@ns.sympatico.ca
> #
> #  Windows: A rich man's poor excuse for an operating system
> #

You are right Wayne.   Back in the 70s it was burning me up to have
snowmobiles in winter and outboards in summer buzzing around the lake
where I lived within the City of Halifax limits.  Being energetic then I
got together with another person and together we got Provincial
legislation banning the use of motorized vehicles on the lakes within
the City Boundaries, excepting Kearney Lake which had County on one side
and City on the other.   Now with PWC's etc. it is a good thing.  
Dartmouth does not have such a regulation and has problems with these gd
machines.   

If you care a lot, you can change things - you just have to be ready for
lots of frustration and exasperation if it involves government, but it
can be done.  Apathy does not pay.

Sheena