Subj : Re: Um...no comment?
To   : Frank Reid
From : Finnigann
Date : Sat Sep 17 2005 12:57 pm

-=> Frank Reid wrote to Finnigann <=-

 FR>   Re: Re: Um...no comment?
 FR>   By: Finnigann to Frank Reid on Sat Sep 17 2005 09:44:00

 > Even when playing by your rules you still can't accept[1] a win for the litt
 > people.

 FR> My rules?  I was the fourth son in a family of 14, and the first to
 FR> graduate high school.  Three of my older siblings died of drug
 FR> overdoses.  I joined the military as soon as I was able, starting as an
 FR> E-1 and retiring 20 years later as an officer.  I joined with a
 FR> half-dozen others in forming a small IT services company in the mid-90s
 FR> here in DC, and that company just sold with its 850 employees in
 FR> January.  What did I learn?  Hard work pays off.


So in retribution you wish to spread that kind of life on as many others as you
can?

Why is your president so against birth control? Seems like that might help
limit the size of families. Maybe a drug control program could have helped
lso.

Glad to hear about your business doing well. But why would you begrudge others
from having the educational benefits that might lead to similar success
tories?

An educated work force is a valuble work force. Does higher levels education
make them more valuble?


 FR> I believe in giving people a hand by treating them fairly.  I do not

Doesn't come accross that way.

 FR> believe in giving someone an advantage over another, and I definitely
 FR> do not believe in giving a free ride through life!  If someone chooses

And yet corporations do that all the time by transfering ownership to a dummy
company in the islands to avoid paying any taxes. So everyone elses tax bill is
that much higher. Are they not getting a free ride on the system?

 FR> to laze around, do dope and be promiscuous, let them have at it.  I

Never a good life plan. Few choose it.


 FR> could care less (as long as it doesn't infringe upon my own rights).
 FR> However, they shouldn't expect my sympathy when looking for a handout
 FR> or even the medical care to treat diseases they contract.  Doing so

Almost every disease is contracted - tough rules.

 FR> only perpetuates the behavior and the poor genetic makeup.

Back to Darwinism?

Just which side of the cross do you want to be on?

How about refraining from judging people or others may want to judge you.

.... Tax the rich, feed the poor, 'til there are no rich no more. 
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