Re: Sydney Rail strike tomorrow

[Michael <mk@netstra.com.au>]

Hi,

As much as I really do not support the Jabiluka mine myself, I really don't 
want to be represented by a group of filthy animals. The usual Jabiluka 
protestors dress like they have raided a brotherhood bin, and look like the 
last time they washed was when they were 4 years old. 

I know I am generalising, but that is the truth. If they wan't any respect 
from me they will have to pull their act together, practice basic hygiene 
and at least dress like a human.

Regards
Michael

[Yesh, i know this is off topic. Feel free to followup to another group - 
cant be bothered searching for a relevant one]


Rod said on 02-Oct-1999 in <7t30fb$r6i$1@news1.mpx.com.au>:

>
>Hey Eben!
>                dont you wish you lived in Tokyo, you could be one of
>                the 
>100,0000 or so that have to remain inside for the next few years because
>the local atomic power Station failed yesterday, releasing Radio active
>particles into the atmosphere. Sometimes protests are a necessary means
>of stopping very rich individuals, and corporations from destroying the
>environement [and us] in their relentless thirst for the holy dollar!
>Would you just sit back if Howard started to build an Atomic power
>Station down the street from you?
>Would you also just take it on the chin, if your job, and some 1000
>others was chopped tomorrow?