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From: rlr@pyuxd.UUCP (Professor Wagstaff)
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Subject: Re: A Question!
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Date: Thu, 28-Feb-85 09:41:39 EST
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> A person who, not so long ago was the idol of millions poised a question
> that I would like someone to answer please.
> 
> "Why shouldn't human beings be as cruel as nature is?"
> 
>                               - Adolf Hitler
> 
> Anyone want to try and explain it.  Of course we know religion is bosh and
> unscientific and unrational so can the Uzibsmo says stuff.  I mean just
> why should humans be DIFFERENT than other things in nature?  [ARNDT]

Why?  Because not doing so can provide better longterm results for everyone.
A larger and more diverse society unhindered by those who wish to exercise
cruelty against other human beings winds up by its very nature being better
in the long run:  more freedom for individuals yields more innovation and
production and widespread benefits.

If you were trying to say that ONLY through "Uzibsmo (sp ... and sacrilege)
says stuff", you were wrong again.  But thanks for always asking those
questions that you think can't be answered except on your terms.
-- 
Meet the new wave, same as the old wave...
      				Rich Rosen     ihnp4!pyuxd!rlr