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To: elmatador who wrote (1780)	11/1/2005 10:46:40 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 220167

That's how slavery works too. The melanin-rich have a built in need to live so they work. Their owners take the goods they produce. You like slavery, I know. Most people do. That's why they vote for governments to take other people's money and 'redistribute' it. <Nope! Did the guy who invented the wheel, controlled fire, wrote in clay and on the walls inside caves needed an incentive to screw everybody to do so? Inventions always be brought to the market because we are inventors by our own nature. > So we enslave those who have a built-in desire to invent, by stealing their efforts afterwards. Have you read the children's book, "The Little Red Hen"? Not to mention "The Three Little Pigs" and other stories. Such an attitude can be found in Brazil. Brazil is stinking poor. I can understand why. <>>In civilized places, people buy things.<< Define civilized first. > Civilized means people buy things instead of stealing them. Mqurice PS: I have always wanted to be an inventor, and have invented. I have some more inventions under development. I largely prefer to play golf, because I don't have to deal with people like governments and other thieves who would simply steal my good works. The thieves miss out.