[at-l] Knowing that it's there..

[atr3dhead at gmail.com (AT r3dhead)]

Wow. I'd say there is no way to enact this law given that we'd be out
in the woods most of the time, and when we are in town, how can anyone
say we are in violation of the law by having a cell phone?

"One would have a better chance of convincing the religious right to
believe the facts of evolution."

Since there is zero chance of you convincing the Religious Right to
believe that - I think you are being pessimistic :)

Remember your word, your driving force. Educate.

Red



On 8/7/05, Bob C <ellen@clinic.net> wrote:
> Neither. Once the Jeanie is out, there is no putting it back, especially on an issue as contentious as this. There has never been an issue in which users have been as adamant as this one. They give not an inch. They concede nothing, which long ago convinced me that nothing will ever change their behaviors except a law and there is zero chance of such a law ever being enacted given the fervor of the cell phone supporters.
> 
> One would have a better chance of convincing the religious right to believe the facts of evolution.
> 
> Weary
>