is this RBR?

All you need do is not look at the peace theme jersey thread. I think it's far better than a Winter
helmet thread. I do agree that most posters to rbr should not be permitted to vote, Bill C. and
myself not included.

"Danny Callen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:vK2dnSvMwoKMcJzdRVn-
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or is it rec.I have an idioitc political view that I must spew. Will

someone

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(Bill or Henry) please email when this [censored] is over. I know it's a down season for racing (don't
any of you do cross?) but some of you folks need

to

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buy a clue before you begin arguing politics. It's scary some of you are allowed to vote...

Danny Callen

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From: "B. Lafferty" [email hidden]

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All you need do is not look at the peace theme jersey thread. I think it's far better than a Winter
helmet thread. I do agree that most posters to rbr should not be permitted to vote, Bill C. and
myself not included.

Brian, one of my other newsgroups is the Robert Heinlein group. One of his proposals way back when
was that public service should be required to vote. He was way ahead of the times in that he didn't
specify the type of service. Under his suggestion the military, peace corps, inner city teachers,
shelter workers, etc... would qualify because they care enough to work for the common good. I still
think that this is a good idea. Bill C

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From: "B. Lafferty" [email hidden]

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All you need do is not look at the peace theme jersey thread. I think it's far better than a
Winter helmet thread. I do agree that most posters to rbr should not be permitted to vote, Bill C.
and myself not included.

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Brian, one of my other newsgroups is the Robert Heinlein group. One of his proposals way back when
was that public service should be required to vote. He was way ahead of the times in that he
didn't specify the type of service. Under his suggestion the military, peace corps, inner city
teachers, shelter workers, etc... would qualify because they care enough to work for the common
good. I still think that this is a good idea. Bill C

Heinlein was a forward thinker and this is a good idea. I've always been of the opinion that being a
politician should be handled like jury duty trying to rule out anyone who _wants_ to be there for
agendas other than the immediate.

jeffb

Socrates had some forward thinking ideas on this topic--Plato's The
Republic.
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(TritonRider) said:

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From: "B. Lafferty" [email hidden]

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All you need do is not look at the peace theme jersey thread. I think

it's

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far better than a Winter helmet thread. I do agree that most posters to

rbr

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should not be permitted to vote, Bill C. and myself not included.

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Brian, one of my other newsgroups is the Robert Heinlein group. One of

his

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proposals way back when was that public service should be required to

vote. He

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was way ahead of the times in that he didn't specify the type of service.

Under

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his suggestion the military, peace corps, inner city teachers, shelter

workers,

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etc... would qualify because they care enough to work for the common

good.

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I still think that this is a good idea. Bill C

Heinlein was a forward thinker and this is a good idea. I've always been of the opinion that being
a politician should be handled like jury duty trying to rule out anyone who _wants_ to be there
for agendas other than the immediate.

jeffb

On Mon, 12 Jan 2004 12:04:04 GMT, "B. Lafferty" <[email hidden]>

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Socrates had some forward thinking ideas on this topic--Plato's The Republic.

never heard of it.

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B. Lafferty said:

Socrates had some forward thinking ideas on this topic--Plato's The Republic.

never heard of it.

What can one say?

On Mon, 12 Jan 2004 18:17:04 GMT, "B. Lafferty" <[email hidden]>

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B. Lafferty said:

Socrates had some forward thinking ideas on this topic--Plato's The Republic.

never heard of it.

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What can one say?

"Get a library card" is the first thing that comes to mind...

Danny Callen said:

or is it rec.I have an idioitc political view that I must spew. Will someone (Bill or Henry)
please email when this [censored] is over. I know it's a down season for racing (don't any of you do
cross?) but some of you folks need to buy a clue before you begin arguing politics. It's scary
some of you are allowed to vote...

Danny Callen

why not just tell your browser to ignore the thread? h