Re: [UC] All politics is local; think globally, act locally

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In a message dated 11/5/2004 4:42:41 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: "I just have this uncomfortable feeling about these self-anointed people that somehow think that they know what is best for everybody else," Krigman said. "I believe the whole idea is to get rid of these people and to change the look of those places and make it attractive to the kind of enterprises" the Penn community finds appealing. What are you, Krigman, some kind of left-wing radical creepo? Don't you believe in capitalism? Market forces? The survival of the fittest?   I'm beginning to suspect you may be one of those "weeds" the RightMarch Volk are talking about:   "We're all for "unity" in the War on Terror. But when it comes to our political system of elections in America, "the weeds are still in the garden" and they MUST be removed."   Keep up the agitation, buddy, and we'll put you on The List. Keep track of those commie books you check out of the library. Read your emails. Tap your telephone. Give you a little taste of Gitmo.     Ross Bender http://rossbender.org/rorschachmovie.html