I have a better idea: Why don't we fly all Iraqi prisoners and let Lynndie England take them whitewater rafting in her home state. All that come out of this alive get a greencard and and a lute CD by Arto Wikla. RT ______________ Roman M. Turovsky http://polyhymnion.org/swv
> what say we give this thread a week and then put a lid on it. > instead of everyone adding a comment and saying theirs should be the > last, why don't we encourage everyone to say what they want to for > seven days, let out all that latent anti-americanism or suppressed > feelings of patriotism and then, hopefully, we can bury this thing > dead-dead-dead and get back to discussing the minutiae of our mutually > shared interest. > agreed? > > gin clear - bill > > On Martedag 25, 2004, at 17:06 Europe/Rome, Ariel Abramovich wrote: > >> Craig, >> Your opinions on politics aren't welcome either, no matter how bad you >> feel >> as an American. >> As a South American, I could have many motivations to express my >> opinions >> about US successive government's idea of "democracy" and "solidarity", >> but I >> keep them for a more appropriated context. No one cares here about >> what I >> think or feel about that, as no one cares what's your view of global >> politics, or what your patriotic feelings are. >> If members like you, offended or not by Arto's attitude (no matter how >> rational or irrational his positions turned to be) insist in expressing >> their own political- moral opinion (I've been posting a couple of >> messages >> warning about that) in the same email in which they condemn the use of >> this >> list for that purposes, keep in mind that you're not respecting the >> decision >> of the majority of the list's members, plus you're being incoherent and >> unfair with many of us. >> Once more: either we all speak freely, or we all keep the conflict's >> subject >> off. >> Regards, >> Ariel. >> >> > > >
