Re: The Good ****p LOLLIPOP and Carl Sagan / Arthur Clarke / Brad Guth

Those who want to be protected from violence should live
in a police state.  However those who don't want artificial
interference of government should live in nature.  That is
why the entire world should not be commissioned on
artificial laws.  Artificial laws are running in contrary to natural
laws and are causing unprecedented birth decline in Christians.


"BradGuth" <bradguth@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> On Sep 8, 6:11 pm, "LKYs Mother" <LKYs_Mot...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> > Global police will work if it is applied first
> > to eradicate all forms of slavery and prisons.
>
> I agree.
>
> >
> > There should be no prisons.
>
> 100% supervised work release, along with those nifty megaVolt implants
> for accommodating those that simply can't be trusted.  Sounds great to
> me, although we could always ex****t those that have gone beyond the
> point of no return (I understand that living organ donations are
> becoming quite valuable).  Otherwise, I have a few ideas that might
> actually work within the scope of reality, that'll focus upon their
> education and rewards at all levels.  Prisons would become kick-ass
> boot camps, unless a given individual opts for being a living organ
> donor.
>
> >
> >  The world should be
> > divided into two halves.  One half would contain
> > all those who wants to follow artificial laws and the
> > other half should contain all those who want to
> > follow natural laws.  So those who do not agree
> > with the half that is ruled by artificial laws should
> > leave and join the half ruled by natural laws.
>
> Sounds great, although we'll likely need at least a global quad of
> options, plus access to the interior of our salty old moon for placing
> those individuals which none of our terrestrial quad states can safely
> manage to deal with.
>
> BTW, is there a good book of those "natural laws", as opposed to our
> "artificial laws" that can be reinterpreted on the fly?
> - Brad Guth -
>