🚀 go-pugleaf

On Thu, 16 Sep 1999 15:51:25 GMT, George Alan Esworthy <gae@eLsworthy.com> wrote:
>
>I tend to be one of the latter.  I'll try to introduce L14n principles
>wherever and whenever I can.  Unfortunately, what with so many
>Americans getting direct subsidies or other benefits from the gummint
>(and the proportion of them rising all the time), the vision of a
>truly L14n society fills a lot of folks with dread as it means that
>they would have to be weaned from the gummint teat and (*gasp*) be
>responsible for their own wellbeing (what a radical idea!).
>

Actually I dread a rise of an l14n party because I see such an event (if
it ever occurs) as then fostering a revival of Communism in the following
20-50 years.    

L14n to me are much like Christians of old who spread the gospel and holy
wars at the same time.  Full of good intentions, but produce dubious
results.

I also fully expect that any significant increase of offices held by l14n
members will quickly be assimilated in to the current demopublicans that I
already don't trust too much.  As for the gummint teat analogy I only see
l14n members as additional teats.

Sorry, but in politics like religion I remain a doubting Thomas.

-- 
Wes Dukes