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agricola · August 21, 2002, 11:31 AM

true, but its an illustration of how a population here feels about its society and "rights" and how imcomprehensible they are to another population and its "rights".

whether or not the NHS or free healthcare is a "right", we consider it is and would be up in arms if they tried to remove it. you feel the same about your RKBA.

its only arrogance that leads people to assume that their system is best and all others are defective.

August 21, 2002, 11:31 AM	#13
agricola Senior Member Join Date: April 1, 2002 Location: cymru Posts: 940	true, but its an illustration of how a population here feels about its society and "rights" and how imcomprehensible they are to another population and its "rights". whether or not the NHS or free healthcare is a "right", we consider it is and would be up in arms if they tried to remove it. you feel the same about your RKBA. its only arrogance that leads people to assume that their system is best and all others are defective. __________________ pete wylie: " I've never had a fight in me life. But after 40 years of living as a half-decent human being I gained a criminal record for doing my Joe Pesci thing. But it was Joe Pesci played by Michael Crawford."