Re: When will the oil run out? Experts can't agree


"David James Polewka" <joseywales@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "william_b_ryan@xxxxxxxxxxx" <william_b_ryan@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>>imbibe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>>
>>...and when are we going to institute death control
>>by stopping the production of flu vaccines..."
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>>Fits your Nazi agenda "more efficiently" than gas
>>chambers, eh?
>
> We're living in luxury compared to the rest of history,
> so we don't need to live as many years as possible,
> regardless of suffering and infirmity. Let's put the
> greediness aside and try some humility!
>
>
>>...and when are we going
>>to ramp up the pressure on non-democratic regimes so
>>we can complete the democratization of the world, so
>>we don't have to waste so many resources on fighting
>>stoopid wars?"
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>>You will be pleased to learn that we do not pressure
>>Nazi regimes that leave their neighbors alone with
>>threat of war, like Franco's Spain. But we do put the
>>Hitler's and Mussolini's out of their misery if it
>>serves our purpose.
>>
>>So we do not declare war against every hate-filled
>>little pissant, just those who credibly threaten us.
>
> I suggest we allow non-democratic regimes only non-voting
> membership in the United Nations. When such regimes
> decide to allow their own people voting privileges in
> legitimate elections, their U.N. vote would then be reinstated.
>
>

By what authority do we get to allow or not allow this? And who decides if
Bush's first election or gerrymandering in the US is legitimate?

If the US controls the UN then it is not the UN. And do you really think North
Korea would change much if it lost its vote in the General Assembly? It would
just reduce avenues of contact.

Bill

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