Re: roberta, through the streets

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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jen2Gone) wrote:
>
> Oooh, I'd better not go there- I've not got  that kind of permission, I don't
> think...

I guess had I considered it properly I would have realised why some have 
nothing more to do with their lives than write letters of complaint and demand 
more recognition of a disease. Bah. I emigrated when that idiot of a PM back in 
74 put our taxes up to 33%. I didn't have the misfortune to encounter any 
habitual welfare scum until 84, and I couldn't believe it when I saw them going 
on about what they are "entitled to". Bah, society has a duty to protect the 
unfortunate but these people make it a permanent way of life. They're so hate-
filled and resentful you know? A friend of mine bought himself a Rolls Royce 
and he can't leave it in a parking space unattended because one of this sub-
species is bound to come along and scratch the paint or try and break the 
figure off the radiator grille.

What's worse it that they seem to breed like rabbits and expect the state to 
provide for their children. If you look at it in evolutionary terms (and this 
is a science newsgroup) then the welfare state is actually allowing, or even 
encouraging, the downbreeding of a whole section of the human race to this 
dependent state and undermining millions of years of evolutionary progress.

Still, the earth's magnetic field is going down and all it will take is a 
series of strong solar storms such has been happening recently to knock out the 
electronic technology systems that the state has unwisely become so dependent 
on, and the whole lot of them will be left with nobody to mother them anymore, 
and evolution will return to the rule of survival of the fittest. Why if one 
was of a philosophical nature one could imagine that the Earth Mother knew of 
the cancer that was developing in her womb and had taken the steps to cleanse 
herself 300 years ago, and one could consider that a mother cannot exist 
without a father, for the two are inter-dependent, and one cannot exist without 
the other, but this is a science newsgroup so I shall stick to evolution.

> >>  Happy Holidays-
> >> jen
> >> (100 miles from home and about to be buried under a couple hundred pounds
> >of
> >> evergreens for the weekend...)
> >
> >Happy Holidays Jen. I must say this sounds like a rather interesting place to
> be buried.
> >Alan
> >
>
> You know what they say - it's the most wonderful time of the year- I  trim the
> neighbors' hedges and trees, fancy it up a bit, and sell it right back to them.
>  I get a great deal of amusement (and profit) out of it, heh.
> :  )
> jen

Yaknow I recently got offered an opportunity at providing a service advising 
people on how to protect their assets from the unscrupulous vultures that will 
leach onto anybody who has the get up and go to make it in life. (Leaches range 
from tax gatherers to those who go round looking for wealthy widow(er)s). I've 
been organising some capital to get it set up. I was also considering starting 
an advise service on internet security. I learned so much on the subject and 
all thanks to the efforts of the feral cave dwellers. Ain't life grand? To 
imagine that some don't believe in karma.

Alan