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Politics : Canadian Political Free-for-All -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: GerPol who wrote (41)	10/28/2000 11:12:58 PM
From: Gulo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 37180

>your demeaning attack on Mr. C's physical disability. Huh? When did I attack Mr. C's physical disability? I think you got the wrong guy. You might want to look back through the posts. Your comments to me were made on the KOB thread. -Oh. Are you talking about the "speaking out of the side of his mouth" comment? That wasn't me. Sorry. I think the comment that prompted your attack was the one that derided "small minded nationalists". I apologize for the redundancy of that comment. <g> >What BASIC right are you referring to ??? Money !! No, not money. I was referring to the right of self-determination. It is hard to be self-determining if half your labour is slavery to the state. >Oh ! by the way how come by the capitalists yardstick your a failure too !<<gg>> Ha Ha. Good one. Now I'm bleeding. <g> (BTW, did you mean to say "you're" as in "you are"?) I don't regard myself as a failure because I have striven to seek my own destiny. I am no longer impoverished, and am generally content with my lot in life. I earn a decent income from work that people are willing to pay for. I can even afford a cable internet connection! > there are more people on the Btm. and average side of the I.Q. standard then in the rino club What is the rino club? Where can I apply? Seriously, I.Q. isn't the main determinant of how successful you become. Motivation is. Anything above the vegetable state can produce something useful to society, but hell, if you can't, you can't. More commonly, however, it's a case of "If you won't, you won't". If we could make a person prove they "can't" before giving them long term government support, the welfare/disability pension roles would thin out a bit. -g