Time to pay?

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You must be really intelligent :-)

He is, you are not... Bye

Richard Webb

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Well there's plenty of people visit Switzerland that charges road tax for visitors.

Yep, been there a few times, Its a *motorway toll* and therefore voluntary. A sound move when you
are at the crossroads of Europe.

Never bought one yet, dont need to, too busy enjoying one of the worlds best kept path networks, a
little too best kept I think - but I can live with it.

No winging Swiss, upset at sharing their good fortune though.

Richard Webb

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Theo (who gave his sons Gaelic names)

A life sentence for them?

I always thought you were a nasty piece of work, but welcome to the next level of scumdom.

That is just the sort of pig ignorant insult from that has forced several members of my family to
have their names changed, including myself. (Welsh not Gaelic, but the foul racist principle remains
the same.)

Had hoped that that had died out. Maybe it will soon, here's hoping.

Richard Webb

"AMacmil304" <[email hidden]> wrote

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I merely think that unpronouncable names are a lifelong setback for

children

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and most often arise out of some stupid nationalistic ideals of

their parents.

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Why unpronounceable? Gaelic actually follows a logical pattern of pronunciation. Can't you be
bothered to find out how?

Graham

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Subject: Re: Time to pay? From: [email hidden] (RJ Webb) Date: 26/02/04 23:49 GMT
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>Theo (who gave his sons Gaelic names)

A life sentence for them?

I always thought you were a nasty piece of work, but welcome to the next level of scumdom.

That is just the sort of pig ignorant insult from that has forced several members of my family to
have their names changed, including myself. (Welsh not Gaelic, but the foul racist principle
remains the same.)

Had hoped that that had died out. Maybe it will soon, here's hoping.

Not at all, to all that.

I merely think that unpronouncable names are a lifelong setback for

children

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and most often arise out of some stupid nationalistic ideals of their

parents.

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Angus Macmillan Roots-of-Blood Campaign www.roots-of-blood.org.uk www.killhunting.org.uk

" First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then they lose".
Mahatma Gandhi.

Gandhis parents had stupid nationalistic ideals then? I have to congratulate you on becoming a
bigger *rsehole than I thought when I read your letter in the Herald. It's all much clearer now.

KRO

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What about foreigners ? It would increase my holiday expences with 50%. I don't think Scotland
could manage without tourists.

Can the planet manage with them?

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Theo (who gave his sons Gaelic names)

A life sentence for them?

Angus Macmillan Roots-of-Blood Campaign

They are very proud of their names, Gillean Sgurrnan Skye and Cameron Creag Mohr.

Theo

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That is just the sort of pig ignorant insult from that has forced several members of my family to
have their names changed, including myself. (Welsh not Gaelic, but the foul racist principle
remains the same.)

Had hoped that that had died out. Maybe it will soon, here's hoping.

Not at all, to all that.

I merely think that unpronouncable names are a lifelong setback for

children

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and most often arise out of some stupid nationalistic ideals of their

parents.

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Angus Macmillan Roots-of-Blood Campaign

If I was a Dutch nationalist I would have called them Klaas, Piet, Jan etc.. In my opinion names are
part of your character and have their roots in ancient history without boundaries.

Theo

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Not to non-Gaelic speakers they don't

You mean, not to non-Gaelic speakers who can't be bothered to find out

(AMacmil304) said:

Sure but why should they "bother".

Indeed, why bother with anything? So much easier to sit on the sofa and watch East Enders.

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Subject: Re: Time to pay? From: [email hidden] (Chris Street) Date: 26/02/04 02:16
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>Subject: Re: Time to pay? From: [email hidden] (Chris Street) Date: 25/02/04 21:03
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>
>On 25 Feb 2004 19:14:02 GMT, [email hidden] (AMacmil304) wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>> Angus Macmillan Roots-of-Blood Campaign www.roots-of-blood.org.uk www.killhunting.org.uk
>>>>
>>>> " First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then they lose".
>>>> Mahatma Gandhi.
>>>>
>>>In other words you're a tree hugging agitator.
>>>
>>>KRO
>>
>>So I take it from your response that you think others should pay for your recreation?
>>
>
>Tell you what - you pay £5 per person for people to read your rubbish and I'll consider £100 for
>hill access in Scotland.

But that not an answer is it?

Wherever did I pretend it to be so?

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If you care for the outdoors why should you not contribute to its maintenance?

I do.

Looks like you're quite happy to let the vast majority pay for your recreation which is unfair for
others who have to pay for theirs.

[censored] I'd better ask back for all the money I've paid out for the police, NHS, railways subsidy etc
on the grounds I've never used them.

Grow up and get another braincell - yours must be everso lonely. You clearly missed my answer.

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Subject: Re: Time to pay? From: "Graham Seed" [email hidden] Date: 27/02/04 00:54 GMT
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"AMacmil304" <[email hidden]> wrote

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I merely think that unpronouncable names are a lifelong setback for

children

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and most often arise out of some stupid nationalistic ideals of

their parents.

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Why unpronounceable? Gaelic actually follows a logical pattern of pronunciation. Can't you be
bothered to find out how?

Not to non-Gaelic speakers they don't and since the language here is English that counts for
most of us.

Yeah - you must be one of the stupid prats who goes overseas and insists on speaking English
expecting everyone else to do the hard work and allow for *you* - pig ignorant, arrogant, the true
lager lout abroad.

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Subject: Re: Time to pay? From: "KRO" [email hidden] Date: 27/02/04 09:26 GMT Standard Time Message-
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>Subject: Re: Time to pay? From: [email hidden] (RJ Webb) Date: 26/02/04 23:49
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>
>>>Theo (who gave his sons Gaelic names)
>>
>>A life sentence for them?
>>
>
>I always thought you were a nasty piece of work, but welcome to the next level of scumdom.
>
>That is just the sort of pig ignorant insult from that has forced several members of my family
>to have their names changed, including myself. (Welsh not Gaelic, but the foul racist principle
>remains the same.)
>
>Had hoped that that had died out. Maybe it will soon, here's hoping.

Not at all, to all that.

I merely think that unpronouncable names are a lifelong setback for

children

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and most often arise out of some stupid nationalistic ideals of their

parents.

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Angus Macmillan Roots-of-Blood Campaign www.roots-of-blood.org.uk www.killhunting.org.uk

" First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then they lose". Mahatma
Gandhi.

Gandhis parents had stupid nationalistic ideals then?

Not necessarily. It depends how much the language was used and spoken in day to day living. Gaelic
here is virtually dead - and should be buried - except for perhaps a few enthusiasts.

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I have to congratulate you on becoming a bigger *rsehole than I thought when I read your letter in
the Herald. It's all much clearer now.

It's much clearer that those who say they care for the countryside don't want to contribute towards
its increaseing upkeep due to access for all.

It's funded out of general taxation. Mind you I expect paying taxes is a foreign subject to you.

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" First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then they lose".
Mahatma Gandhi.

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In message <[email hidden]>, theo <[email hidden]> writes

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A simple annual access licensing scheme of perhaps £100 per person would

go

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some way towards care and maintenance and at less that £2 a week would be considerably less that
most others pay for their chosen recreational activities. It would also have the knock-on effect
of creating jobs.

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What about foreigners ? It would increase my holiday expences with 50%. I don't think Scotland
could manage without tourists.

Theo (who gave his sons Gaelic names)

It scarcely manages with tourists.

It's not for nothing that Scotland has been called 'The last third world /communist country
in Europe'.

Now please will the Scots git go away and if possible take back with him all of his compatriots who
make life so difficult for those of us in England.
--
Chris Morriss

Christ, will you just [censored]? Haven't you realised that you're about as welcome as a hatful of
[censored]? At first your posts were mildly amusing, but then they got a bit tedious... then you span
off on racist tangents, tried to dig your way out of various holes, and, quite frankly, I started
feeling embarrassed for you.

Didn't you think of disappearing back up your own [censored] when it got to the stage where you resorted
to posts such as 'You're thick!'? Let's hope that get's used on the website of your quotes over at
www.trochos.supanet.com/sayings.htm

Cheerio, dipshit! See you on the hills (don't worry, I'll have my hill-walking day-license with me)!

This is a site to discuss walking - so do so.

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Subject: Re: Time to pay? From: [email hidden] (RJ Webb) Date: 26/02/04 23:49 GMT
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You must be really intelligent :-)

He is, you are not... Bye

Doesn't say much for you :-))

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Mahatma Gandhi.

Methinks you have too much time on your hands. Better off finding something worthwhile to do. Ever
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Subject: Re: Time to pay? From: [email hidden] (Chris Street) Date: 28/02/04 01:04
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>Subject: Re: Time to pay? From: "Graham Seed" [email hidden] Date: 27/02/04 00:54
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>"AMacmil304" <[email hidden]> wrote
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>>
>> I merely think that unpronouncable names are a lifelong setback for
>children
>> and most often arise out of some stupid nationalistic ideals of
>their parents.
>>
>Why unpronounceable? Gaelic actually follows a logical pattern of pronunciation. Can't you be
>bothered to find out how?

Not to non-Gaelic speakers they don't and since the language here is

English

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that counts for most of us.

Yeah - you must be one of the stupid prats who goes overseas and insists on speaking English
expecting everyone else to do the hard work and allow for *you* - pig ignorant, arrogant, the
true lager lout abroad.

You've got your "logic" the wrong way round. By your way of thinking,

everyone

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in the UK should do the hard work to learn Gaelic just because you want

them

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to.

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" First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then they lose".
Mahatma Gandhi.

You seem to make a lot of friends !??? Has it ever occurred to you that, whilst you are entitled to
your views (as are we all) you appear to be in a very small minority. This means that your views are
probably not entitled to be given much weight. Certainly not as much as your ego would demand. If
you feel you ever need any psychological help I can probably point you in the right direction. You
need to feel the need first though.

I have now done my bit to try and help you and will go away again and concentrate on my walking
interests.

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Subject: Re: Time to pay? From: "theo" [email hidden] Date: 27/02/04 12:24 GMT Standard
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>That is just the sort of pig ignorant insult from that has forced several members of my family
>to have their names changed, including myself. (Welsh not Gaelic, but the foul racist
>principle remains the same.)
>
>Had hoped that that had died out. Maybe it will soon, here's hoping.

Not at all, to all that.

I merely think that unpronouncable names are a lifelong setback for

children

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and most often arise out of some stupid nationalistic ideals of their

parents.

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Angus Macmillan Roots-of-Blood Campaign

If I was a Dutch nationalist I would have called them Klaas, Piet, Jan

etc..

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In my opinion names are part of your character and have their roots in ancient history without
boundaries.

In my opinion people who have to rely on unusual names toboost their "charachter" have very little
character.

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" First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then they lose".
Mahatma Gandhi.

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Methinks you have too much time on your hands. Better off finding

something

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worthwhile to do. Ever thought of taking up hunting?

if he did, then he might learn something about it, instead of the usual hysterical ranting.

Is there a mediator for this site. Is there a cost for the site. Perhaps you could send half of the
bill to Mr Macmillan, who believes in paying by usage.

Perhaps the world will then be a quieter place and we can get back to the subject of the site.

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Subject: Re: Time to pay? From: [email hidden] (RJ Webb) Date: 26/02/04 23:49 GMT
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Well there's plenty of people visit Switzerland that charges road tax

for

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visitors.

Yep, been there a few times, Its a *motorway toll* and therefore voluntary. A sound move when you
are at the crossroads of Europe.

No more voluntary than motorway tolls in France if you want to get from

one

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place to another quickly.

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Never bought one yet, dont need to, too busy enjoying one of the worlds best kept path networks,
a little too best kept I think - but I can live with it.

Which you're quite happy to use but not to pay for the upkeep. Why should

you

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not?

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No winging Swiss, upset at sharing their good fortune though.

It's not good fortune to pay for the maintenance of their network paths

for use

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by others.

There is a clear justification for charging those who use a facility, be

it a

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swimming pool or the countryside, for its maintenance.

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" First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then they lose".
Mahatma Gandhi.

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Subject: Re: Time to pay?
From: Chris Morriss [email hidden]
Date: 29/02/04 19:18 GMT Standard Time
Message-id: <[email hidden]>

In message <[email hidden]>, theo <[email hidden]> writes

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A simple annual access licensing scheme of perhaps £100 per person would

go

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some way towards care and maintenance and at less that £2 a week would be considerably less that
most others pay for their chosen recreational activities. It would also have the knock-on effect
of creating jobs.

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Angus Macmillan Roots-of-Blood Campaign

What about foreigners ? It would increase my holiday expences with 50%. I don't think Scotland
could manage without tourists.

Theo (who gave his sons Gaelic names)

It scarcely manages with tourists.

It's not for nothing that Scotland has been called 'The last third world /communist country
in Europe'.

You're not far off the mark.

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Now please will the Scots git go away and if possible take back with him all of his compatriots who
make life so difficult for those of us in England.

Hold on! My mother was English. So I can claim dual nationality ;-)

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Who doesn't want to pay for his recreation although probably doesn't object to others paying
for theirs?

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" First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then they lose".
Mahatma Gandhi.