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To: endless who wrote (40357)	9/4/2005 9:20:07 AM
From: Tradelite	Respond to of 306849

Thanks for posting this. If people don't understand the reality behind the statement [copied below], people never will be able to find a way to take care of themselves--which is what we all need to learn to do, one way or another. Ain't nobody else out there who can do it all, much less do what we want them to do for us on an hourly, daily or weekly basis. _____________________ <<I believe we are compelled to acknowledge that no possible scenario of human existence will ever free us from more than occasionally having too much need and not enough help. Killer storms, wars, famines and other natural catastrophes will test us forever. That is the most sad fact of life here on planet earth. And in the face of temporarily scarce lifesaving resources, there will always be those whose idea of helping is to scream, accuse and point fingers at people they hated before the storm. Thank God, however, there will also be people like the smiling nurse on the hospital rooftop.>>