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Date Posted: 02:06:37 04/19/04 Mon
Author: Coincidence
Subject: Re: Hello, Reverend Moore
In reply to: Rev. William Moore 's message, "Re: Hello, Reverend Moore" on 01:00:28 04/19/04 Mon

I'm sure people wouldn't be interested in that. I've read some of the messages over on your board and they're mostly interested in politics. I vote, and my puny vote is counted. That's America. If I want to whine, I could whine. If I wanted to shout, I could shout for a while. If I wanted to piss and moan I could piss and moan. That's what they call freedom. Doesn't change anything unless a million others piss and moan about the same thing. The things I'd like changed, few people would agree to so what difference does it make to piss and moan? The world will never change in my direction and I can't expect it to.

I want neither candidate, nor do I want what either candidate believes in. What I believe in, I do. That's the most important thing in life, to do what you believe not to talk about doing what you believe.

>So, anyway. How've you been over the years? What are
>you up to now? Etc. Etc.

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Re: Hello, Reverend Moore -- Rev. William Moore, 02:18:32 04/19/04 Mon