At 10:37 AM 12/2/2004 EST [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >"Sorry" is a personal word, it rests in individual hopes and dreams and >letdowns of countrymen/women. I think "ashamed" is interpretive(?).
Really? >I think you >read way too much into this and should maybe revisit the site and read the FAQ >without that chip on your shoulder. Well, Dee, I read the FAQ, and here is what I found: "4 years ago, it was a strange sight for us to see the American people putting a monkey in the White House." "Sorryeverybody.com was an American initiative to show that this view needs some adjustment. 48% of those who voted against Bush uttered their shame by simply displaying themselves along with a written note that expresses that shame" Apparently, "shame" was an interpretive shared by the leaders of this site that you reccomended, so I don't think that my interpretation was too far off base. JDG _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
