<VV> Late 4-doors

[Ron]

"jury of peers used to mean 12 people (jury) that knew you (peers)"

It never has meant that in any dictionary that I have.  It has always meant 
people of equal legal status or simply 'equals".
RonH

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Joel McGregor" <joel at joelsplace.com>
To: <virtualvairs at corvair.org>
Sent: Wednesday, December 05, 2012 11:35 AM
Subject: Re: <VV> Late 4-doors


> I'm with Ken on this one.  Incorrect use of terms is a huge problem. 
> Sometimes people assume that others understand their incorrect usage when 
> they don't.  Life in general would be easier if people were more careful 
> with the accuracy of what they said.
> An example:  My wife uses car for any 4 wheel vehicle.  If she tells me 
> she is going to take the car to the store, I'm thinking car.  She takes 
> off in the van or truck.  What if I needed the van or truck?  If she said 
> I'm taking the van to the store I would have known that it would be 
> unavailable and could have asked her to take the real car.  I have these 
> types of problems all the time.  They could all be avoided by being 
> accurate with words.
> The government has systematically deprived us of our rights by using words 
> incorrectly.  Democracy to replace republic, jury of peers used to mean 12 
> people (jury) that knew you (peers) and now it means any number of people 
> that are as far removed from you as possible.  Crime used to mean an 
> intentional act that injured someone and now it's anything the government 
> doesn't want you to do.  Shall not be infringed now means shall be 
> infringed.  The not isn't really important.  The right to keep and bear 
> arms used to mean you could buy, possess (keep) and carry (bear) any type 
> of weapon (arms).  Now it means you can have limited types of guns if they 
> and you are approved by the government.  Nothing has changed in the law 
> just the meanings have been eliminated.  If we had been careful with terms 
> in the past it would have been much harder for our government to enslave 
> us.
> If someone asks me for hubcaps and expects wheel covers...
> I'm sure there are plenty of terms that I use incorrectly but I assure you 
> it's just from ignorance.
> Joel McGregor
> ________________________________________
> From: virtualvairs-bounces at corvair.org [virtualvairs-bounces at corvair.org] 
> On Behalf Of BobHelt at aol.com [BobHelt at aol.com]
> Subject: Re: <VV> Late 4-doors
>
> good idea, Ken.
> Let's start with eliminating Muncie transmissions, starter bendix and
> dizzy. Then on to engine block, hub caps for wheel covers, pitman arm 
> bushing
> and  many others.
> Regards,
> Bob Helt
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