Den 19. okt. 2005 kl. 18.50 skrev keith_w:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
fra: Bob Shell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
In colonial days the American colonists were regarded as an
insignificant minority by the British. They ended up taking the
liberty and life of quite a few British soldiers in their fight
for independence. Were they wrong to do so? The Brits said they
had no right to take up arms against the crown.
And in these days some people in Iraq are regarded as an
insignificant minority by the americans.....?
Generalizations are dangerous.
Where did you get that piece of information?
And what peoples would those be?
Read the sentence again. It doesn´t matter. There will always be
some group who regarded as insignificant, but does that give them any
special rights?
DagT
