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Re: *Sterilized* exotic reptiles any threat to Australia?

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From: Toolie
Date: Wed, 06 Oct 1999 00:00
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> And aint got a hope in hell of happening.

DONT THINK SO?!?!?!?! Abortion ON DEMAND happened - AND IT KILLS UNBORN CHILDREN!!!
Drugs ON DEMAND are being legalised AND THEY WRECK OUR SOCIETY! WHAT ELSE? Want to
ADD ANYHING ELSE TO THIS LIST?!?!?!

Do you ever take the time to think properly at all? This is a DEMOCRATIC society
that I live in. Don't dare tell me ANYTHING that indicates that nothing reasonable
WILL NOT HAPPEN in a DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY LIKE AUSTRALIA.

Goddammit, get a life, Rod. Wake up! Wake up!!! WAKE UP!!!!!!!
BBBBRRRRIIIIINNNNNNNGGGGG Alarm clock is banging on your bed-side table! WAKE UP!!!!

Stop dreaming, Rod. Remember, abortion is about as low as society can get, and that
is allowed!!!!!!!!! I think perhaps they should wipe us humans out with a virus that
only directly affects homo sapiens primates and their ascendants.

I think the virus would be the best solution. That would end ALL environmental
problems FOREVER. Forget this abortion and political bulldust and hidden agenda.

> That you need professional help with your obsession with exotic reptiles bad.

And I think you need to think longer and harder and realise that there are people
with other opinions other than your own. You have an obsession with ridiculously
objective comments to other people's posts!!! That's YOUR obsession. Now, 'bout time
you get a life.

> And that it would be a hell of a lot cheaper to
> buy an airline ticket for you to yankeeland etc.

Don't you understand? I can't GET INTO AMERICA!!! HOW MANY TIMES!?

Since I can't do that. I feel, that, in this anti-democratic climate where Australia
is full of animal welfare scunthorpes, the best and cheapest option would be to
borrow a gun and buy a 20c bullet. That would be the cheapest. The only effort I
need is to pull my finger on the trigger. That just about sums it all up.
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From: Toolie <toolie.nospam@nospam.com>
Subject: Re: *Sterilized* exotic reptiles any threat to Australia?
Date: 1999/10/06
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