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To: carranza2 who wrote (185844)	11/9/2006 10:47:21 AM
From: Lane3	Respond to of 793799

Perhaps time to let the herd rule. I have become much more mellow in my advancing years. Que sera, sera. If things get bad enough, which they probably won't, we'll figure something out. I no longer buy the notion of calamity. As for voting, I've never encouraged people to vote out of duty. The stupid and the uninformed shouldn't vote. On Tuesday, I marked the three items on the ballot I knew enough about and left the rest.

To: carranza2 who wrote (185844)	11/9/2006 2:13:31 PM
From: KLP	Respond to of 793799

*Re: This tidbit of insight* Bill Whittle discusses part of this in his "Seeing the Unseen, Part 1, page 3" near the top. He is discussing the Chickenhawk argument.** "Using the internal reasoning behind the Chickenhawk argument means you cannot comment on, speak about, or even hold an opinion on any subject that is not part of your paying day job. It is simple-minded and profoundly anti-democratic, which is why it so deeply appeals to those who sling it around the most.... But wait....Ther's more! (and there is...) See enectejecteject.com