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From: lincoln@eosp1.UUCP (Dick Lincoln)
Newsgroups: net.auto
Subject: Re: Small cars and the BIG RED BUTTON theory
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Date: Fri, 20-Apr-84 10:18:39 EST
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> From Steve Henning, aluxe!2141smh:
> The fatality rate decreases as the weight of the car increases except
> for the small Japanese cars which are much worse and the medium size
> European cars which are much better.

      > The World According to Au:		(-:)

> What's more, even if you stay home and vegetate full time, you still
> can't do anything about the leaders of the world who can't tell arms
> from alms.  You can't help but die when one of them goes over the
> brink and reaches for the BIG RED BUTTON.

	> Au

Then we should convert both the Soviet and USA strategic activator
systems to use "medium size European" red buttons, in which case the
world would stand a significantly better chance of surviving nuclear
war.  Or would it be just those who pushed the buttons?  (-:)