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From: Steve Drew <srdrew_1@hotmail.com>
I also read in a magazine many years ago that homosexuality was tolerated in
a number of African societies, as it reduced the tensions in young males due
to the lack of female partners in polygamous societies. (see earlier lists
re: young adolescent males). Any heard anyhting similar? or was this
something that didn't stand up to scrutiny?
Hi Steve,
Maybe a little bit late, but anyway, here 's mine !
For a long time now, in my country ( Belgium) every weekend 10 or
more young people die in traffic accidents. The reasons why and how
are not important for the examples you seek.
The Belgium government is actually doing nothing to stop this massacre,
according to some that then the government can induce more taxes.
The government increases the price of petrol, and in such a way they
think we will drive less ( what is stupid to think anyway), but we don 't.
Also they place everywhere ' sleeping policeman ', but we drive even
fast as before. Put to pay for those they raise taxes.
The govenment tolerates high speeds and unresponsible driving, 10
deads or more every weekend, to get on our money.
Neat hé !?
And we pay !!
Kenneth
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