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To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (15999)	3/27/2007 11:53:06 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218204

Aladdin, I understand the public health costs and that people getting sick or injured means increased spending by taxpayers. But that's a choice the taxpayers make. Nobody forces the electorate to vote for politicians who make up all the dopey rules. They could vote Libertarian if they wanted to. Having to wear Qwash helmets while riding motorbikes, now bicycles, soon to include when running or even walking, or simply standing and banning motorcycles and ladders, not to mention any sports, bicycle riding, swimming [other than for survival], climbing of trees, lighting of fires and pretty much doing anything at all, is a Goedelian self-referential mathematical MADness leading to an introspective existence inside a psychic black hole which paradoxically isn't just dangerous, but means existence ceases outside the black hole's event horizon, which is growing as more and more things are sucked into the maw. Even long sentences will be banned because they will lead to psychic disturbance, self harm and assault. Sex of course will be out of the question. Look at the serious effects of AIDS and the emotional traumas, murder and suicide that results. Mqurice