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From: desjardins@h-sc1.UUCP (marie desjardins)
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Subject: Re: Seat belts
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Date: Mon, 29-Apr-85 13:32:23 EDT
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> You seem to forget one important point in ranting
> against government.  YOU are the government.  Those
> guys who run around passing laws do so because a majority
> of folks asked them to do it for them.  You want to
> change the way government works, hustle your buns and
> get your own guys in there.  Its kinda like getting
> someone to sub for you on your bowling team.  Your
> not going to get a sub with a 55 average, your going
> to try and get someone with a 210 average.  Stop
> electing below par subs and get some real people
> in there.  Remember, YOU ARE the government.
> T. C. Wheeler

Yeah, but SOMEBODY always loses and those people are invariably going
to rant against the government.  I would like the government to change,
but haven't had much luck in getting the majority of the populace to
agree with me.  Does this mean I have no right to complain?

	marie desjardins