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TraderJ
You seem to live in a black and white world wish it were that easy but
unfortunately there is a lot of gray my friend. Your issue is but a very
small part of a big problem so I will not address your issue just because
it happens to be important to you. This is an on going debate among many
professions for people who serve and produce. It is very easy to take one
side and if it were that easy I would take your side. In the same breathe
I do not side with the major tobacco companies who have the same argument
as you do. Big three auto manufacturing companies also agree with you and I
disagree with them as well. Its only an "either-or" if its you its seems
well I don't need to feel that way. I guess we will just let the courts
decide this issue. So I will save my bullets and my unbruised fist until
they come knocking at my door.
Robert
At 12:34 PM 8/2/98 -0400, Trader J wrote:
>Robert,
>
>I'm afraid it's "either-or" here, Partner. There are no white hats standing
>behind the fists and guns. Either you support my right to operate freely,
>or you do not. What you really want is my sanction of the regulations you
>are imposing on me. You want to impose them courteously, without a lot of
>"trouble". You want me to agree to them. Well I don't. You will not
>receive the sanction of your victim. You have only one choice if you wish
>me to comply: You'll have to point your gun at me. Is that what you want
>to do?
>
>You ask: "Should it be okay for a crook to write a BS system hype it to
>death in all the public forums and fleece the public your family and mine?"
>My answer is: Yes, provided there is no initiation of physical force nor
>any use of fraud (lies).
>
>Then you say: "I always see this about people until it happens to them,
>their family or a close friend then they have a different opinion usually
>they say well I guess something should be done." I'm afraid that I can't
>agree. It has happened to my family, to the tune of $50k. But folks need
>to be free to make their own contracts - for better or worse. As long as
>there's no force or fraud there is nothing "to be done".
>
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