Re: ASCII Art Fart for Thu, 2004 Nov 25
In <41ae984c$1...@dnews.tpgi.com.au>, ABCGi wrote: > M.Moore offers up two possible cultural causes in >Bowling for Columbine that are sufficiently different in the US to other >countries that have lots of guns (eg Canada): the culture of fear, the >violent example set by the government where the justification remains in >the hands of the one delivering the violence. Are you seriously considering M. Moore a credible source for a sociological theory? You've got to be yanking my chain here, man. ObAscii - An insult to shit ( ) ( ) ( ) _ ) ( \_ _(_\ \)__ (____\___)) Michael Moore -- Sharky
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