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Old March 30th 05, 10:35 PM
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so what is more inportant in life not your hobby most people put there
radio hobby before,god and there family that is sad .they will drive
all
night to go to a hamfest but when it comes time for a family event o i
cant make it heard it to many times on the radio waves.
so i guess the ups or fedex truck did not bring you that new hf rig so
next time you pick it up stop picking on truckers.



Truckers should be allowed to do anything they darn well please.



Well, let's hope that the idiots they are continue to drive above the
speed limit, ignore safety laws, cook the books, and kill lots of
innocent citizens. They seem to like that life, and we, as normal humans
should not deny them it.



Hey! That trucker might be delivering our coffins! 8^)



If he obeys the rules of the road as he seems to suggest he does of the FCC
or shall we say a considerable lack thereof, then he won't be making
deliveries long. His road will soon come to an end via his own severe
injuries to cause loss of job or perhaps death if not the loss of license -
beforehand. I'd still like to know how the one reply to "my" post - plonking
him, suggested he was only trying to help..... Again I ask, help? WHO? Of
course, that "supporter" - was also plonked. I'm not picking on anyone or
group, but his logic WAS flawed. He feels because truckers do such service,
they deserve to have their way. OK... what about the "bad" cops? They do a
good job - usually, til they bend the rules! We wouldn't like them either.
Same with politicians and so on. Bad ones don't do anyone any justice in the
end, no matter how much good they've done in the start. One doesn't displace
the other. Your "good deeds" do not or SHOULD NOT give you leverage to do
evil even if in your eyes, disobeying those darned FCC Rules. IF we ALL
disobeyed the laws, then this country will be back to the prehistoric ages,
everyone killing everyone to do their own bidding. Everyone will have to
tote guns to protect themselves from everyone. Radio and TV would be total
chaos... No more could you listen to or watch a favorite program, as the
pirates would be bombarding them with illegal signals or splatter from such.
Without rules/laws for radio, even CB/Ham, it will be useless for all, even
those who intend to try to destroy it for their own good. But, they're too
short sighted to see that.

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Old March 31st 05, 02:21 AM
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"Michael Coslo" wrote in message
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Tom Ring wrote:


Mike Coslo wrote:


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so what is more inportant in life not your hobby most people put there
radio hobby before,god and there family that is sad .they will drive
all
night to go to a hamfest but when it comes time for a family event o i
cant make it heard it to many times on the radio waves.
so i guess the ups or fedex truck did not bring you that new hf rig so
next time you pick it up stop picking on truckers.



Truckers should be allowed to do anything they darn well please.


Well, let's hope that the idiots they are continue to drive above the
speed limit, ignore safety laws, cook the books, and kill lots of
innocent citizens. They seem to like that life, and we, as normal humans
should not deny them it.



Hey! That trucker might be delivering our coffins! 8^)




If he obeys the rules of the road as he seems to suggest he does of the FCC
or shall we say a considerable lack thereof, then he won't be making
deliveries long. His road will soon come to an end via his own severe
injuries to cause loss of job or perhaps death if not the loss of license -
beforehand. I'd still like to know how the one reply to "my" post - plonking
him, suggested he was only trying to help..... Again I ask, help? WHO? Of
course, that "supporter" - was also plonked. I'm not picking on anyone or
group, but his logic WAS flawed. He feels because truckers do such service,
they deserve to have their way.


Too many DO think that way. Once on I-80, I saw an event -I hesitate to
call it an accident, because there was no real damage - where a truck
slid sideways and blocked the road during a bad snowstorm. The truck
blocked the road, so we were all stuck. Listening to the CB, I heard the
story morph from what actually happened into some "4 wheeler" passed the
truck and cut him off, causing him to lose control. After 10 minutes,
*that* became the "official" story. Too bad that isn't what actually
happened.

Always blameless, never wrong.

- Mike -
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