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Nick,
Go educate yourself! You'll catch up with the rest of the world
eventually.
Check this article out: -
And while you're at it, read a few more articles on the site.
Then try these for a few more viewpoints: -
http://www.lewrockwell.com
http://www.antiwar.com
, would you prefer to sit back and passively soak up what CNN and
FX deliver to you.
And lastly, the UN is no more than a tool that the USA uses to
justify its global aggression, to be ignored when it chooses.
Love,
Ninja.
Fri, 13 2006 07:18:29 +1000 Nick <nwoliver (AT) gmail (DOT) com>
wrote:
>I find it interesting that on a list of intelligent, educated
>people, there
>would be N condemnation whatsoever of the persons who uttered the
>overtly
>racist crap that started this thread, but the minute Paul defends
>his
>country and its actions to defend itself, that HE and this country
>would be
>attacked.
>
>Well, I am here to tell you that this Ugly American right wing
>trash agrees
>with Paul. This country, with all its faults, is the only country
>on this
>sad planet with the guts and determination to TRY to right wrongs.
If you
>left it up to the UN and the rest of the world to help the
>helpless, then
>nothing would get done.
>nwo
>
>
10/12/06, rek2 GNU/Linux L L L <rek2 (AT) binaryfreedom (DOT) info>
>wrote:
>>
>trust me I live here for 10 years in Boston and people in the
>US mostly
>in Indiana is the most fascist and patriotic people I ever seen
>in my
>life! I try to take it as a good thing but sometimes it just to
>much
>reminds me to much to
>obscure fascist goverments from the pass
>>
>**runs away and hide
>>
>>
>>
>>
>ninjadaito (AT) hushmail (DOT) com wrote:
>Yep! There you go now!
>>
>Right there is the perfect example of the ignorant, ugly
>American.
>>
>You had best start examining your own history a little more
>closely
>Paul, and stop believing everything your Government and the
>complicit American media tells you.
>>
>The sooner that you and the rest of your patriotic right-wing
>trash
>wake up, the better off the rest of the world will be.
>>
>Love,
>Ninja.
>>
>Fri, 13 2006 01:51:05 +1000 Paul Schmehl
><pauls (AT) utdallas (DOT) eduwrote:
>>Thursday, 12, 2006 11:13:44 -0400 y0himba
>><y0himba (AT) technolounge (DOT) orgwrote:
>>>
><SoapBox>
><Topic>
>
>I was surprised. I would have thought someone of your
>>intelligence would
>be above common low-brow racism and insults. Racism is
>>yesterday.
>Racism is for pathetic, no life Internet punks trying to
>get
>>attention
>and appear cool to people they will never meet.
>
>Today American people suffer from fear of anyone who
>appears
>>Arab or
>Middle Eastern in appearance. This fear is induced by
>>government and
>media. I am a Lebanese American, born and raised here.
>My
>>Grandparents
>and assorted relatives came over "on the boat" so to
>speak. We
>>are all
>Middle Eastern in appearance and ancestry. When 9/11
>happened,
>>I had to
>deal with bricks through my windows, death threats to
>myself, my
>>"white"
>wife and our darker skinned children, and the killing of
>our
>>family pet
>dog. My Grandparents and Parents went though the death
>threats
>>and broken
>windows, and the police refused to place a car outside the
>home
>>for
>whatever reason.
>
>>I'm not suffering from any such fear. I don't know anyone
>who is.
>>I am,
>>however, determined to not allow some 14th century idiots,
>>infected with a
>>most virulent strain of anti-semitism and a profound
>admiration
>>for Hitler
>>and infested with a salacious love of murder (that is
>exercised
>>primarily
>>on their own people!) to control me or my country or any
>other
>>country for
>>that matter.
>>>
>>May we assume that you would condemn equally the racism
>that is so
>>rampant
>>in the mideast as you do the racism that exists in America?
What
>>about
>>those who cloak themselves in the flag of Islam while
>outrageously
>>>
>>violating its most basic tenets? Will you condemn them as
>well?
>>>
>>Paul Schmehl (pauls (AT) utdallas (DOT) edu)
>>Adjunct Information Security
>>The University of Texas at Dallas
>>
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13, 2006 11:17:32 AM +1000 ninjadaito (AT) hushmail (DOT) com wrote:

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Nick,

Go educate yourself! You'll catch up with the rest of the world
eventually.

Check this article out: -

If that is what you call education, you're demented. The entire article
is opinion without one single cite to anything factual to back it up.

And lastly, the UN is no more than a tool that the USA uses to
justify its global aggression, to be ignored when it chooses.

That's beyond hilarious. The UN is a corrupt, useless organization that
rapes helpless children in Africa and stands idly by while terrorists blow
up innocent people. I'd like nothing more than to kick them out of our
country and use their building for something worthwhile. France seems
like a good location. They're masters at talking and doing nothing.

Paul Schmehl (pauls (AT) utdallas (DOT) edu)
Adjunct Information Security
The University of Texas at Dallas

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Thu, 12, 2006 at 08:35:19PM -0500, Paul Schmehl wrote:
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country and use their building for something worthwhile. France seems
like a good location. They're masters at talking and doing nothing.

While your people are quick to label anyone criticizing a member of the jewish religion as an anti-Semite, it is great fun to label the French as all sorts of things.

Quaint.

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All right **** face, I'm an American, i do not think that the current
war is right. I KNW we had no right, only the means, and the
opportunity to produce ill-conceived evidence for abstract reasoning. I
love America, i just hate what she has become.

To the guy about the American Indians, and the blacks or whatever, go
hug a tree and sue McDonald's over some hot coffee.

To the rest of you with some decency and sense, just remember we got a
couple more years of this bull ****, and then its up to you again.

To the rest of the world, sorry about bush, i didn't vote fer em = /

Regards
some idiot

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Fri, 13 2006 02:51:15 CDT, "joshua (AT) nave (DOT) ws" said:

To the guy about the American Indians, and the blacks or whatever, go
hug a tree and sue McDonald's over some hot coffee.

Might want to read up on the *facts* in the hot-coffee case. The woman only
sued because (a) the coffee was *dangerously* hot - she got 3rd degree burns
from it, and (b) McDonald's refused to pay for the medical expenses, including
skin grafts, and (c) they found over 700 other cases of people severely burned
by the coffee.

Note in particular number 8:

"Reports also indicate that McDonald's consistently keeps its coffee at 185
degrees, still approximately 20 degrees hotter than at other restaurants. Third
degree burns occur at this temperature in just two to seven seconds, requiring
skin grafting, debridement and whirlpool treatments that cost tens of thousands
of dollars and result in permanent disfigurement, extreme pain and disability
to the victims for many months, and in some cases, years."

If you're still unconvinced, take a cup of water, heat it up to 140F or
so (measure it with a thermometer), and then spill a few drops on the back
of your hand. Repeat for 150, 160, 170, and 180, and then let me know if
you think it's dangerous or not.

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10/13/06, Valdis.Kletnieks (AT) vt (DOT) edu <Valdis.Kletnieks (AT) vt (DOT) eduwrote:
Might want to read up on the *facts* in the hot-coffee case. The woman only
sued because (a) the coffee was *dangerously* hot - she got 3rd degree burns
from it, and (b) McDonald's refused to pay for the medical expenses, including
skin grafts, and (c) they found over 700 other cases of people severely burned
by the coffee.

Indeed, it is intriguing how many people think nothing of passing
self-righteous judgement about things they have taken no time or
effort to learn about. Whether spouting out hateful political
propaganda of one slant or another, judging a legal case without doing
even the most basic research on the case, or making security decisions
for their companies, people do this time and again
-Eliah

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Valdis.Kletnieks (AT) vt (DOT) edu wrote:

Fri, 13 2006 02:51:15 CDT, "joshua (AT) nave (DOT) ws" said:


>
>>To the guy about the American Indians, and the blacks or whatever, go
>>hug a tree and sue McDonald's over some hot coffee.
>
>>
>
>Might want to read up on the *facts* in the hot-coffee case. The woman only
>sued because (a) the coffee was *dangerously* hot - she got 3rd degree burns
>from it, and (b) McDonald's refused to pay for the medical expenses, including
>skin grafts, and (c) they found over 700 other cases of people severely burned
>by the coffee.
>
>
>
>Note in particular number 8:
>
>"Reports also indicate that McDonald's consistently keeps its coffee at 185
>degrees, still approximately 20 degrees hotter than at other restaurants. Third
>degree burns occur at this temperature in just two to seven seconds, requiring
>skin grafting, debridement and whirlpool treatments that cost tens of thousands
>of dollars and result in permanent disfigurement, extreme pain and disability
>to the victims for many months, and in some cases, years."
>
>If you're still unconvinced, take a cup of water, heat it up to 140F or
>so (measure it with a thermometer), and then spill a few drops on the back
>of your hand. Repeat for 150, 160, 170, and 180, and then let me know if
>you think it's dangerous or not.
>
>

lol i can only recall the line from the best movie ever

"What do you mean there is no ice, i have to drink this coffee hot!?!?!?!?!"

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