Ira Abramov wrote: > I would ask such a question, because I want to know if Europe is a > better, more sensible place to emigrate to than the US, a place that > respects citizen freedoms and where I could start a business to promote > my lifestyle and ideals.
Huh? Perhaps I'm a naive American, but just about the only countries that I would be willing to visit right now (other than the USA, in which I live) are Canada, Australia, and Israel. In these four countries, I don't think that I'd have to worry too much about anti-Semitism - which, from what I understand, is undergoing a sharp rise in Europe and around the globe. We do respect civil liberties here; when mention is made of National ID cards, many people get nervous. And I don't know what sort of business you would want to start, but unless you want to promote anarchy and/or major civil unrest (or the violation of the law), I don't think that most would stop you from starting a business... > Shlomi Fish asks so he knows if he can remove the icons from his page. > > Shlomi, don't you see? your site is the reason the Europeans haven't > passed the law change by now! If they fold now everyone will know they > were defeated by your mighty website, but if you took off the banners > they could finally do it without looking bad, as if they gave in to the > will of The Fish(tm). The sooner you drop them, the western world will > be able to breath cleaner air! don't wait a second longer! Perhaps I'm just having trouble understanding this, but the paragraph above seems to be inconsistant logically: If Shlomi takes down the graphics, then the law will be passed - but the sooner he takes them down, Europe will "be able to breathe cleaner air"? Or is this a sarcastic reference to enactment of the law... William ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
