>>If you want to make a bet on that, I'm game. Dinner again in 2108, loser pays? <g>
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>I see you've learned to err on the side of caution.<g>
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>你沒有很多對候賽因的信心不是嗎
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>You don't have a lot of faith in Hussein, do yah? (I was looking for an Arabic translation, but didn't find one. I guess Chinese will have to do)
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>>What you seem to be conveniently overlooking when you speak of majority rule is that the rights of the minority are protected as well. That protection has been there from our country's founding and is all over the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. One of the big reasons we have a judicial branch is to protect citizens from "the tyranny of the majority." This is not surprising given how many of the early settlers came here to escape oppressive (majority) regimes and societies.
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>The heck you say. Our country has become so politically correct, we now have the tail wagging the dog. ADA gone wild. Have you read about the people in Santa Fe claiming that wifi makes them feel bad, so nobody should have wifi in the public arena? Dang, I hate it, but as spock said, "the needs of the many outweight the needs of the few."
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>I'm thinking we should just go for total anarchy, I'm prepared, are you?<s>

If anarchy descends upon us, I'll give you a call <g>. Bring along some extra guns and ammo for me, will you? We'll drive around, listening to Steven Wright on the CD player, putting holes in anyone who looks suspicious. Blam! "Who goes there?"