Text 7477, 58 rader
Skriven 2005-01-16 15:33:21 av Björn Forsström (2:203/614.61)
   Kommentar till text 7443 av John Hull (1:123/789.0)
Ärende: Thailand
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 JH> There are some things that transcend national boundaries and ethnic
 JH> divisions.  Common courtesy is one of them.

Why don't you show us some then.

 JH> Humility is another when
 JH> someone offers to help you without being asked.  However, aside from
 JH> anything else, US troops are bound by US law, no matter where they are.
 JH> They are required to carry their weapons in potentially hostile and/or
 JH> dangerous areas, if for no other reason than self-defense from rioters or
 JH> looters.

*I* haven't said anything about this but I do understand your point of wiev.

 JH>>> Screw 'em all!

 BF>> Yeah, that's right, go kill them too.

 JH> I said nothing about killing anybody except terrorists, and you damn well
 JH> know it.

Well, screwing them at this moment is just as killing them.

 JH> I don't give a damn what racial, religious, ethnic, or
 JH> nationalality they are, either.  If they are participating in terrorist
 JH> activities of ANY kind, then they should be exterminated on sight.

Where is your proof that all the victims of the tsunami are all terrorists?
What have they done to you?

 JH> As for the muslim Indonesians, they can go to hell.

So much for your courtesy.

 JH> Apparently they think
 JH> they are hetter than we are, so they are dictating to us how we should
 JH> distrubute the FREE relief that we sent over there.  They have no
 JH> graciousness, no humility, and don't deserve our help.  Its just too
 JH> damned bad if that rubs you the wrong way.  YOU take up the slack and
 JH> we'll see how long you last as their fair haired boy.

Now we are back to the American way.
If you don't accept it you can go to hell.
Don't you think that they are the best to know what they need?
Many many years ago Sweden sent oats to a country in Africa that needed
help. The problem was that they didn't know what to do with it since it was
the first time they had seen oats. Can it be something the same thing here?

 BF>> I said I was sorry, didn't I?

 JH> Not till after I sent that message.

How else would I have known that did a misstake if you hadn't told me
Mr. Weise?

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