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p> NO APOLOGY NEEDED br> Re: George Neumayr's A Modest Proposal : /p>

This column is delightfully caustic, sarcastic, downright nasty...and "up to the minute" topical.

p>By the way, wasn't there an old Charlton Heston movie, Soylent Green , where, in the name of the greater good, they processed "useless" old folks into little green bars of soap? The general idea was to reduce the clutter, with a resultant benefit to society. br> -- Joseph W. Holmes br> Cedar Park, Texas /p> p> When people carry out the death of the innocent, it reminds me of Genesis 6:6 -- "And the Lord was sorry that he ever made mankind in the first place, and it grieved him at his heart."

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