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"Tom Sherman" wrote in message ... Mr. Ed Dolan wrote: [...] Mr. Sherman thinks like he does because he has been brainwashed by liberal and socialist ideology. In short, he is unreconstructed even though those ideologies have been discredited by history. He will never get anything right about society until he gives up his liberal and socialist ideologies. He looks at the world through tinted glasses and is not able to see things as they really are. That is always the effect of an ideology.... I started out with fairly mainstream US ideology. Living in the real world, and seeing how certain classes of people behave (in particular employers and landlords) has led to my current beliefs. Sorry to disappoint you. Maybe so, but after your personal experience, your resorted to liberal and socialist ideologies for an all encompassing explanation. These ideologies go far beyond the American experience and derive mostly from Old Europe. It is frankly un-American to think like how you do about social problems. There are opportunities available to Americans of all classes that Europeans can only dream about. -- Regards, Ed Dolan - Minnesota |
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Mr. Ed Dolan wrote:
...There are opportunities available to Americans of all classes that Europeans can only dream about. That was true up until three to four decades ago. Now the opportunities for those born into the lower classes in Western Europe have exceeded those for people in the US born into the lower classes. This will become even truer with the Republican agenda of concentrating wealth in the hands of the already rich. Time to get up to date, Mr. Ed Dolan. -- Tom Sherman "Use your head, Mr. Ed" – Slugger |
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G. Morgan wrote:
On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 02:37:30 GMT "Mark Leuck" used 38 lines of text to write in newsgroup: alt.rec.bicycles.recumbent I went to one in downtown Dallas last month, I don't see any real changes these days although the food appears to be better, same type of people... Are you an advocate/ volunteer working with these guys Mark? Maybe he is trying to sell the homeless home security systems. -- Tom Sherman |
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"Tom Sherman" wrote in message ... Mr. Ed Dolan wrote: ...Please, Mr. Tom, tell me where I can go in this country to see some people starving in the streets.... You can find some homeless people on the south side of Chicago. Of course, some gangbanger will "cap your ass" for being old, white, and Republican. No doubt, but I hate them as much as they hate me. And don't think I am not capable of "capping their ass" either. What I have mostly against middle aged white liberals like you is that you do not know how to hate the proper people. You are even too stupid for something as simple as that. But if they are homeless it is because they are supreme ****-ups. Mr. Leuck is right and Mr. Tom is wrong (as usual). There is no excuse for being homeless in America. But I don't just want to see some homeless people, I want to see them starving in the streets - like I used to see in pictures in my geography text book of people lying prostate in the streets of Calcutta, India. They were just all skin and bones and were not pretending to be starving but actually were. Here it is again: ...Please, Mr. Tom, tell me where I can go in this country to see some people starving in the streets.... -- Regards, Ed Dolan - Minnesota |
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On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 22:15:32 -0600 "Tom Sherman"
used 17 lines of text to write in newsgroup: alt.rec.bicycles.recumbent That was true up until three to four decades ago. Now the opportunities for those born into the lower classes in Western Europe have exceeded those for people in the US born into the lower classes. This will become even truer with the Republican agenda of concentrating wealth in the hands of the already rich. Hfffmmmtttt. Before I engage you Tom, what specific opportunities are you saying are not available to "lower classes". -- -Graham Remove the 'snails' from my email |
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"Frank Olson" wrote in message news:M4rkd.177359$%k.5317@pd7tw2no... "G. Morgan" wrote in message ... On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 05:11:34 GMT "Frank Olson" used 196 lines of text to write in newsgroup: alt.rec.bicycles.recumbent L. Ron Hubbard did it... I figure I can come up with a religion for idiots too... Isn't that the same kind of generalization you're accusing Ed of? Not at all... My hat's off to Mr. Hubbard (the founder of the "Church" of Scientology). If you read how he did it, you'll see it's a lot easier "founding" a church than it is bringing the monster to life... Drat!! Now you've got me comparing "religion" to Frankenstein's monster... What will Ed make of *this*?? :-)) Frank, I am not religious at all but I have enormous respect for those that are, but they must be adherents of mainstream religions and not cults. I have noted that the religious at least pay homage to the virtues whether or not they practice them - and that counts for a lot with me. Your true scoundrel is someone who heaps scorn on religion without any understanding of the role of religion in the life of mankind. Sophistication is everything when it comes to how to think about religion. -- Regards, Ed Dolan - Minnesota |
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On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 22:16:46 -0600 "Tom Sherman"
used 19 lines of text to write in newsgroup: alt.rec.bicycles.recumbent Are you an advocate/ volunteer working with these guys Mark? Maybe he is trying to sell the homeless home security systems. One of his pals tells me he's actually a pretty nice guy outside of Usenet. I was trying to gauge whether or not to elevate him to "Saint Mark". ;~) -- -Graham "What I have mostly against middle aged white liberals like you is that you do not know how to hate the proper people." -Ed Dolan |
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"Edward Dolan" wrote in message
... "Tom Sherman" wrote in message ... Ogg Oggibly wrote: ... Jihad - A war by Muslims against unbelievers or enemies of Islam, carried out as a religious duty. Webster's New World College Dictionary Webster needs to get a better translator. This may be how "Jihad" is commonly used in the US by English speakers, but it is wrong. It is the definition being used by Islamic extremists like UBL. What else is there to know. Nope. Sorry Ed. To adopt the definition of the word by one man as (as only he sees it), is as misleading (and wrong-headed) as saying "all Muslims are Terrorists" (or "all Terrorists are Muslims")... |
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"Frank Olson" wrote in message news:yxCkd.181588$Pl.179085@pd7tw1no... PS: If you *must* know, I voted for Bush. That makes me some "Liberal Conservative girly man", eh?? :-)) Damn and all this time I thought you were one of these people http://72.3.131.10/gallery/1/ I know Tom has gotta be in there somewhere |
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"G. Morgan" wrote in message ... On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 02:37:30 GMT "Mark Leuck" used 38 lines of text to write in newsgroup: alt.rec.bicycles.recumbent I went to one in downtown Dallas last month, I don't see any real changes these days although the food appears to be better, same type of people... Are you an advocate/ volunteer working with these guys Mark? In this case no, I was installing an alarm system, seems some of the customers were breaking in at night and robbing the place I am not an advocate, I was one of em |
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