Msg#: 1129                                         Date: 11-05-95  09:03
  From: Hector Plasmic                               Read: Yes    Replied: No 
    To: Steve Quarrella                              Mark:                     
  Subj: Re: Al's asleep in left f

 MH>> You don't have a right to commit suicide because it violates the rights
 MH>> of others.

 SQ> And what about -my- rights?

You have none.  Mikey has them all.  Divorce will become illegal if the
other party will be hurt by it.  You can't leave a party early anymore,
or refuse to answer the phone, or get an unlisted number, or even get
rid of the phone -- you might violate Mikey's rights in the case where
he wants to call you.  Sweating is out since it offends Mikey. The
homeless will have to be put to death, as Mikey's rights are violated
when he has to look at them.  Of course, you'll have to be an xtian, as
well, since Mikey's feelings will be hurt if you don't, thus violating
his rights.

Welcome to Mikey's world.  You can't leave -- that'd violate Mikey's rights.

-!- Tear it open
 ! Origin: Are you ready for the cross or the gun? (1:380/16)


  
  
  Msg#: 915                                          Date: 11-05-95  22:08
  From: Hector Plasmic                               Read: Yes    Replied: No 
    To: Rick Mcfarlane                               Mark:                     
  Subj: Re: Testing the claim of

 rm>> If God, (perhaps at Charlie's request) presented himself to you,
 rm>> personally, for direct observation, how would you identify
 rm>> Him as such?

Still have the cart before the horse, eh, Rick?

Which god are you talking about?

After all, a fellow flying through the sky in a goat-drawn cart making
thunder with a hammer might be convincing as Thor, but not so convincing
as Yahweh or the Dodecaheaded One.

How about you fill us in on which god you mean first, thereby putting
the horse back in front of the cart where it belongs?  You might be
surprised to find that the description you give actually answers your
question.

-!- Hymen
 ! Origin: xtian with closed mind often have open mouth (1:380/16)