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Hello J! In a message to Gary Henderson J Clevenger wrote: GH>> Seriously, the food you put in your mouth is GH>> because you want to do so. I JC> If the government can control what type of "hat" you wear on JC> your head, why not let the government control what type of JC> food you put into your body? After all, it's for your own JC> good. And the results of personal negligence may cost the JC> government some money if you become ill. Big Brother is your JC> friend. They do that already. GH>> problem... THe problem with GH>> bikes though is that most riders are safe, but even JC> Perhaps the government will decide that all riders will be JC> safe once they are protected by 4 walls and a roof.... they JC> can just as easily ban bicycles in the out of doors. Let JC> people ride stationary bikes, because it's not JC> transportation, it's just a recreational activity, a sport. JC> Personally, I prefer the government to confine it's safety JC> regulations to those circumstances in which I may cause harm JC> to another. I do not wish the government to decide how JC> safely I must treat my own body. My body belongs to me, not JC> to the government, and that includes my head. Just to play Devils Advocate for a moment (not that I believe this stance mind you), but for the general good the Government has said you must wear safety belts in a car. Why can't they say that you must wear a minimum amount of protection on your head (namely a helmut)? I agree with you that it is your own choice. But air bags and seat belts are in all of the new cars today. Even though we may not feel that we need them, someone has already mandated that we have them. JC> --- Maximus 2.02 JC> (1:138/123) ... Platinum Xpress....here kitty, kitty! --- Platinum Xpress/Wildcat! v1.3 # Origin: Arcadia BBS : 516-736-8578 (1:2619/274) ---------------JC> * Origin: Outdoor Focus - University Place, WA (206)565-7730 * Origin: PC BBS : Massapequa, NY : (516)795-5874 (1:2619/110) |
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