🚀 go-pugleaf

In <85F34A7B86E@annwfn.com>, merlin@annwfn.com (Fred McCall) writes:

M >Well, I don't know.  You having or carrying a gun doesn't affect me mu
M >at all.  You riding a bike in the lane I'm trying to drive in most
M >definitely does.  So perhaps you'll think about where YOUR right to
M >obstruct MY passage derives from (or learn to peddle *much* faster).

     Gee, Fred, sounds like a personal challenge.  Too bad I don't have 
either a gun or a bike.  If I had either one, I'd expect to be able to use 
it -- maybe to the point of using one to defend the right to use the 
other.  I think freedom is the issue, not someone's convenience.

     But I'm afraid I have the same unreasoning prejudice about those 
little cars that have been foisted on us ever since the bogus oil crisis 
of the late '70's.  I just want to run them off the road when they get in 
my way, and with mandatory insurance, there's hardly an incentive not to, 
except my usual good nature <snarl>.

     Eric Weir                                   ericweir@bga.com
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              "I read it on UseNet, it must be true."

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