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To: pezz who wrote (31097)	4/9/2003 1:53:34 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) of 74559

Pezz, it was way back in mid 1999, when oil had zoomed up from a Dec98 low under $10 a barrel [$8.50 I think it got to] to about $20 that I was ranting every month that we should expect a market clearing crunch. Biotelecosmictechdot.com had got out of hand and oil would put the squeeze on. It took all the way through to Mar2000 before the crunch came. You obviously misunderstand far too much. Toothpast, wheat, rice, oil, cars and other products and services are not weapons. They are for voluntariy trade. Weapons are something with which one attacks somebody else against their will, to harm them. Refusing to do something for them cannot be reasonably called a weapon, even if the person really, really wants the service or product and even if they would die without it. It's a distinction that few people are able to grasp. The socialistic, commie collectivists don't have a show. Others have a lot of trouble. It's a concept called freedom Pezz. A tough one to understand, it's true. The idea that a person owns their self and their property and others may not take it by force. Thieves of course do not own the property they have stolen, so Saddam doesn't own the oil he's taken. Mqurice

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