Re: ASCII Art Fart for Thu, 2004 Nov 25
Simon Williams wrote: > Sharky <sha...@hellsgates.cor> wrote: > >>The way in which some people seem overjoyed about bad news - from any side >>- in order to advance their cause is not an overly thoughtful thing to do. >>As far as people protesting because they "care" about their country - I >>think many people care more about their cause than they do about the >>possible negative consequences their actions might have for their >>countrymen. > > Even though I'm a lefty/peacenik/anarchist, I still have to agree > wholeheartedly with the above statement. Look at any protest/political > action, be it a peace march or terrorist attack and you'll find about > 10% who have a vague idea what it's all about and the balance are > hangers-on who just want to belong to something, or opportunists looking > for a bit of a thrill. It probably is a good idea to acknowledge any progress that has already been made. > That's my opinion. > > The only thing worse than having an opinion, is having the gall to > believe your opinion is right. True, perhaps I have been a little too forcefully opined. It is good to take some kind of action rather than be apathetic I suppose. -- ABCGi - Atomic ______________________ <===> Bacterial Genetic |---------------------|| Chemical Infantrymen <=========== http://abcgi.fly.to =-+-=> |---------------------|'
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