🚀 go-pugleaf

On Mon, 16 Dec 2002 09:25:35 -0700, in a fit of unbridled digital verbosity,
once again proving the problem is located between the seat and the keyboard,
"phxbrd" <phxbrd@earthlink.net> two-fingered to all:

|>
|>"SteveR" <texdriver@attbi.com> wrote in message
|>news:texdriver-037059.22540315122002@netnews.attbi.com...
|>> In article <atj753$15040s$1@ID-149074.news.dfncis.de>,
|>>  "phxbrd" <phxbrd@earthlink.net> wrote:
|>>
|>> > "az-willie" <sclaus@npole.com> wrote in message
|>> > news:T79L9.50269$Y86.39481@news2.central.cox.net...
|>> > > phxbrd wrote:
|>> > >
|>> > > >>=============
|>> > > >>The ranchers had to start locking valves on their water tanks
|>because
|>> > > >>the ignorant illegals would open the valve to get water and leave it
|>run
|>> > > >>and drain the tank. Then there was no water for the cattle and they
|>> > died.
|>> > > >>
|>> > > >>
|>> > > >
|>> > > >The nearest 8 year old child could have told them to put a
|>spring-loaded
|>> > > >valve in place for casual use.  Being gutter filth, they of course
|>did
|>> > not -
|>> > > >not even in a desert environment supposedly jammed with pedestrians.
|>> > > >
|>> > > >
|>> > > ==================
|>> > > I notice you don't address the issue of leaving YOUR OWN home and
|>> > > property unlocked so wandering homeless people can come along and help
|>> > > themselves to stuff in your house.
|>> > >
|>> > > But you think the ranchers should have to leave their property
|>unlocked.
|>> >
|>> > No, dimmy.  Just their spickets.  You know, the ones out there in the
|>Great
|>> > Sonoran Desert, where locking away water is immoral and inhumane.
|>People
|>> > have been gut shot for that.
|>> >
|>> >
|>>
|>> In the old days of the West, no-one gave a rat's ass what happened to
|>> the felons.
|>>
|>> Some things never change.
|>
|>Felons are those found guilty by a court of law.  I believe you refer to
|>'victims'.

Yeah, victims of their own illegal actions.  And Tyson was a victim of that
horrible seductress that forced him to rape her.  

However, I will point out that it's illegal to refuse a person water in the
State of Arizona if you have a ready supply and are asked.  That doesn't mean I
think we should facilitate their actions by placing water stations in the
desert.  Nor do I condone their destruction of the property of the ranchers of
the area.  This, as with all criminal pursuits should not be facilitated.  They
know the risks before they set out.  Asking us to mitigate their self determined
risk is just more nannyism.


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