Originally posted by timebombtedNo. Very few people get attacked and they're in the sharks' territory. The sharks suffer and other marine life suffer. Should the government be allowed to collect taxes from cigarettes, alcohol and gaming machines ?
Should we be allowed to use shark nets to protect beaches?
Originally posted by STANGso why not arm the swimmers with machine guns??
No. Very few people get attacked and they're in the sharks' territory. The sharks suffer and other marine life suffer. Should the government be allowed to collect taxes from cigarettes, alcohol and gaming machines ?
Sell the shark meat at a profit
then smoke and drink till we puke?
Originally posted by STANGSTANG: master of tying unrelated issues with one unifying piece of organically-harvested string. Said string was the product of underpriviledged child laborers in the impoverished city of Pedro Juan Caballero, Paraguay, whose city's other main industry--- after male prostitution for visiting Republican dignitaries--- is making tokens for gaming machines, at slave-labor wages.
No. Very few people get attacked and they're in the sharks' territory. The sharks suffer and other marine life suffer. Should the government be allowed to collect taxes from cigarettes, alcohol and gaming machines ?
To top it all off, because the capitalist swine who run the factories refuse to make taller production tables, the children are forced to smoke cigarettes to keep their height artificially low. All because of George Bush. Makes them drunks, too, according to reliable sources.
Originally posted by STANGIf you're from where you say...
No. Very few people get attacked and they're in the sharks' territory. The sharks suffer and other marine life suffer. Should the government be allowed to collect taxes from cigarettes, alcohol and gaming machines ?
your beaches have um!
Are you saying there are acceptable losses of human life here?