Martin Fritsche wrote:
> Peter Lairo wrote:
> 
>> And are prison cells in Germany much larger? No!
> 
> Sure they are. And they are in a real building, protecting the prisoners 
> of strorms and rain.

That's because it's *cold* in Germany. Subtropical cultures don't need 
the solid contructions as are needed in the norther hemisphere.

>> And prisoners don't have the nice surround-view nor pleasant tropical 
>> climate
> 
> I suggest you spend your next holidays there.

I lived in Florida for 6 years - it was pleasant.

>> as the AlKaida terrorists and murderers (let's not forget that fact).
> 
> They are not all terrorists and murderers. Most of them were soldiers. 
> Maybe you should ask yourself if everything is right was your government 
> tells you.

Oh yeah, and the Wehrmacht were just "following orders" - "We didn't 
know the *whole country was was engaged in an invasive war and was 
persecuting minorities".

I question the US (and others) more than you may suspect.

>> Tortured, who/where? That's new to me. I would certainly not agree 
>> with that.
> 
> Why so you think they were carried back after examinations and could not 
> walk on themselves? Open your eyes.

You are speculating! For all we know, they were being carried because 
they refused to cooperate (like a "sit-down" strike).

>> Everyone gets (competent) legal assistance in the US. If you go to a 
>> country, you must be prepared to abide by its laws and subject 
>> yourself to its punishments (unless they are grossly unjust (e.g., 
>> execution for drug smuggling).
> 
> Or execution at all.

Then don't go to the US and murder someone in cold blood. You should be 
reasonably safe then. ;)

>> I thought everyone had at *least* one phonecall.
> 
> Oh, how broadminded. "Hello embassador I need your help." "Sorry I'm not 
> allowed to help you."

That would be the coldheartedness of the *German* ambassador then.

> What is positive about american culture? Can you tell me something that 
> other countries don't have? Maybe european countries?

Just one example: Up until last year, Germany didn't even have an FDA.

Oh, here's another one, just for fun: In general, Americans are more 
open to receiving and *welcoming* foreigners. Even though I have lived 
as an American in Germany *all my life*, I often get asked: "so, how 
long will you stay in Germany?" (by a neighbor!) Germans still haven't 
really accepted that the whole world is gradually becoming a "meltingpot".

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Regards,

Peter Lairo


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