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Der PH
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Aachen, Germany, Old Europe, Axis of Evil
Jul 2001 time: 06:27
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Oops!
That's a lot of replies!
Cannot write a reply to each single post, so here's a collective one:
To all the people who said I'm not a sick mothaf***a:
Thank you. There were a lot of posts which helped me to get a clearer view on my emotions.
To all the people who said I actually am the fragging ba$tard I was fearing to become:
Thank you, too. But meanwhile I believe you are wrong. (And I don't masturbate watching war movies. For that purpose I prefer another genre).
I've been thinking about my emotional problems and came to the conclusion that my pleasure in watching the american POWs and dead mainly came from the hope that the US people might start questioning the war when they see their own soldiers suffer and die. And of course the bully-who-get's-a-bloody-nose-thing is another reason to feel the way I do.
I am not absolutely sure, if this conclusion is true, but I hope so and feel better believing that it is.
To all the Americans in this forum: I'm starting to differentiate my feelings toward the american people and their government, but watching Americans on TV, who say that they axiomatically don't question any decisions made by their president keeps disgusting me.
I didn't meet many Americans in my life. The ones I talked to were very nice and intelligent persons. But in general we Germans (me, too) have the prejudice that most Americans are very stupid and naive. On the other hand I myself have the same prejudice about the 'typical' German, too (and contemporaneously hope that I am not a typical German).
Conclusion: The world sucks! Hope this war comes to an end soon. Maybe then the world sucks a little bit less.
Edit: Replaced s**k by suck
Last edited by Der PH on 26-03-2003 at 15:07
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Lincoln
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quote: Originally posted by obiwan18
"If only it were all so simple! If only there were evil people somewhere committing evil deeds, and it were necessary only to separate them from the rest of us and destroy them. But the line dividing good and evil cuts through the heart of every human being. And who is willing to destroy a piece of his own heart?"
-A. Solzhenitsyn |
One of my favorite quotes from Solzhenitsyn. Too bad so few of us take it to heart. We look at evil Germany during the Nazi erra or evil America when we drove out the Indians or evil Japan when they invaded China etc. etc. but the honest person would search his own heart. We are all subject to evil passions. The discussions here at Apolyton are often excersizes in hypocrisy, and anti-Americanism is often just an attempt to escape personal or national guilt.
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Willem
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Canada
Dec 2001 time: 00:27
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quote: Originally posted by Amesjustin
First of all, show me the proof. Secondly, if it contains facts, who cares? |
Dig around some of the older news articles, it was in most of them, and you'll find a number of comparisons of the two documents that clearly show that the report had been plagiarized. CBC here in their report on the matter showed several passages of the two, and it was quite clear.
And the paper written by the grad student was produced about ten years ago. It certainly can't be reliable in terms of the situation at the time of Blair's report. It may have been fact then, but there's no guarentee that it still was fact ten years later.
quote: If you don't accept that as proof of his use chemical weapons, how do you explain his use of poison gas to kill hundreds of Kurds in 1988? |
That only proves that he had them in 1988, not that he has them now. And I've been reading that some people question whether it was Iraq or Iran that gassed those people. The two countries were at war, and both were using gas.
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