Ferrari Mailing List: Re: Guess What's Going on in my neighborhood

[ken rentiers (rentiers]

I know you're right. Just a bit out of sorts today is all. I won't  
watch that show but I would like to watch Extreme Ho Makeover!

But, WVA v. South FL will do nicely! Where's my Ferrari? And, btw, if  
they are throwing games at Wimbledon what assurances do we have that  
Fernando won't indulge in a little self-sabotage as well? Butter up  
the new boss and all that?

XXX kensie


On Sep 28, 2007, at 4:07 PM, Dennis Liu wrote:

> Um, Dr. Ken, no one is asking you to pay for them.  In fact, this  
> scenario pretty much blows your complaint out of the water.  If the  
> government intervention you're lamenting about was truly available  
> to this woman, then, uh, she wouldn't be living in a dilapidated  
> home that's about to be condemned.
>
> A large corporation, in partnerships with other companies, is  
> providing the upgrade.  They are paying a lot of money to  
> contractors, laborers, and probably neighbors and the town itself.
>
> It's not costing YOU a dime.  If you don't like it, don't watch the  
> show.
>
> =========
>
> Jeez, is NO ONE applying their brain to this issue??  I'm usually  
> the first to agree with Dr. Ken's libertarian rants, and I'm a huge  
> critic of the IRS and tax policies, so I can't believe I have to  
> point these things out.  Come on, people.  Think/read before you post!
>
> That's it, I'm done on this.  Back to cars.
>
> vty,
>
> --Dennis
>
> From: ken rentiers [mailto:rentiers [at] mac.com]
> Sent: Friday, September 28, 2007 4:57 PM
> To: BigHeadDennis [at] gmail.com
> Cc: ken rentiers; 'The FerrariList'
> Subject: Re: [Ferrari] Guess What's Going on in my neighborhood
>
>
> On Sep 28, 2007, at 3:38 PM, Dennis Liu wrote:
>
> > Actually, Ken and Dr. Steve, if you bothered to check out the ABC  
> > website I
> > send earlier, you'd see that the single mother with the kids  
> > portrayed is a
> > single mother who adopted three kids with AIDS (she had one  
> > biological son
> > too).
> >
> > Vty,
> >
> > --Dennis
>
> Same answer - if you can't afford to adopt babies with AIDS don't  
> ask me to underwrite them when you do. I'm tired of paying for  
> everyone and everything. If Oprah wants all the poor little kids to  
> have health care let her shake loose of that billion $$$ she has  
> stored away.
>
> Health care is not a right. If health care is a right then I have a  
> right to have someone pick my cotton for free too. Rights only  
> accrue to the individual, they do not involve the forcible transfer  
> of time, funds and effort from others. Voluntary charity is fine  
> and dandy, it's the force I am opposed to.
>
> If women would stop imitating seminal spittoons and keep their  
> pants buttoned we would have no more caterwauling about poor babies  
> with no health insurance. Actions have consequences. Her actions -  
> her consequences. Or I could also be completely wrong, in which  
> case I want to discuss my right to another Ferrari.
>
> xxx k