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Pleasure
> Doug, have you ever met a teenager that thought about future
consequnces?
> I did not think that way, nor did anyone that I knew.
So ... Come the Revolution (or a Nader presidency), teenagers won't take
risks any more? What's the point of being a teenager?
Cigarettes are a cheap luxury which a lot of people enjoy. Things fried
in lard taste good. Why should a progressive agenda try to suppress, or
even discourage, cheap, almost-innocent pleasures? Why do we have to
assume that people are stupid? Why are we even worried about these
kinds of choices?
Best, Colin
- Thread context:
- US Plays Dirty As Planet Chokes,
Yoshie Furuhashi Wed 22 Nov 2000, 03:51 GMT
- Fwd: Call for Papers: Socialism & Democracy,
Yoshie Furuhashi Wed 22 Nov 2000, 03:27 GMT
- China: ADB forecasts slide in growth toward 7.5pc,
Stephen E Philion Wed 22 Nov 2000, 01:09 GMT
- US involvement in Latin America,
Ken Hanly Wed 22 Nov 2000, 00:57 GMT
- Pleasure,
Colin Danby Wed 22 Nov 2000, 00:53 GMT
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