Re: Please, leave seals alone in Canada
From William Briesemaster <wbr...@parker.bio.uci.edu>
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· 29 Feb 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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This thread started with a really cool picture with a message that was so politicaly correct I had to to jump. Basicly the portugeeze dude said north americans are barbarians and savages, so I turned it around on him. He responded with some generalization about canadians and americans and I told him that europe should clean up their own mess before they bitched about our habits, and it kinda took off from there. Sorry, but I have fought for this country, and have lost many friends while I was in the army, and it's pretty damn disgusting that the europeans can bitch about Canadians and Americans being savage, and then ask us to risk our troops in a clearly european dispute. William Briesemaster wbr...@parker.bio.uci.edu ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- "There are no self-proclaimed villians, only regiments of self proclaimed saints. Victorious historians rule where good and evil lie" -Glen Cook "The Black Company"
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