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Guynemer
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Does this mean I have to change my handle, or risk being branded a pinko-subversive candy-ass to be ruined by John Ashcroft and his neo-HUAAC?
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LoneWolf
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There is no "Francophobia". Phobia means fear. No one is afraid of France. People are, quite rightly, pissed off that our supposed ally is not merely disagreeing with us, which would be fine, but actively, busily opposing us.
The french fries thing is a silly, but symbolic, act.
I certainly hope we take some more serious action.
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Ramo
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Austin, Texas, USA
Oct 1999 time: 23:26
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quote: When someone proposes a bill, then maybe there will be debate, which will end quickly when the majority either votes it down or tables the bill.
Congress doesn't just have random debate time, you know? |
Yes, and anti-war folk should keep on bringing it up. And they should spend time seriously debating the war instead of doing idiotic things like this.
quote: There is no "Francophobia". Phobia means fear. No one is afraid of France. |
Fine. An irrational hatred of all things French. Better? 
quote: People are, quite rightly, pissed off that our supposed ally is not merely disagreeing with us, which would be fine, but actively, busily opposing us. |
Yes, an ally is to do what it is told by its other allies. An alliance isn't a one-way relationship.
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LoneWolf
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No, not better, because it has nothing to do with hatred. Fear. And its not irrational just because you disagree with it.
Anyway, you don't seem to be reading. I don't mind that they disagree. I don't mind that they refuse to help. Both things are within the scope of the concept "ally". Active opposition is not.
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