On Thu, 29 Apr 2004 14:17:23 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
wrote:

"Dave Hall" wrote in message
.. .

To paraphrase the bible, "vengeance is mine, says the lord". I've
often had bad things done to me in the past, by less than civilized
people, only to find out later that some even worse thing happened to
them. Coincidence? Maybe. But in any case, they got what they
deserved. What goes around, comes around. God's Revenge.

I knew this nonsense was lurking somewhere. It was just a matter of time
before you tipped your hand (again).

No wonder you are such a bitter angry man. You have no place for God
in your heart.


While you're waiting for god's revenge, the crimes are still being committed
and you are suffering.

Not for long in most cases. Things have a way of mysteriously working
out for me. Just last week I was telling my wife that I might need to
build up another computer to dedicate to my video projects. Then just
yesterday, out of the blue, a friend of mine offered his old case to
me. Problem solved. My life is full of examples like this. I do not
believe in random events or coincidence. I prefer to think that I'm
being take care of. You may prefer to think differently. It is why you
have to fight for every pleasure in your life, and I'm quite happy
with mine.

Suffering is a trademark of religion. I choose NOT to
suffer, so I take care of things myself.

Which is why you have so many problems.


I grow a garden for pleasure,

You don't sound like you are very happy if you constantly complain
about everyone who doesn't share your ideal view of what it means to
be a "good neighbor"


not
as bait for evolutionary mistakes and their pets.

Your contempt for your fellow humanoids and their "accessories" is
part of the reason why you lack true happiness.

Oh....and let me shut down your "build a fence" bull**** once and for all.
During my last two years in my house, I added certain vegetables to the
front flower beds. Some vegetables are quite attractive alongside flowers.
Our zoning laws prohibit building fences within a certain distance from the
street. That leaves no options except to deal with the dogs in various ways,
beginning with the legal system.

Then put your garden in a place which allows fences.

How long did it take you to look up that statute to use as yet another
excuse?


Dave