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On 2007-11-15, F. Baum wrote:
every time your kid takes a flying lesson

That, at least, is entirely on topic for rec.aviation.piloting :-)

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"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
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Morgans writes:

You're MXed in the head. What small amount of credibility you ever had
has
evaporated.

An unconditional prejudice against any opinion from a given source that
overrides consideration of the opinion on its own merits is not a strong
basis
for credibility.

You deserve the same consideration as a magic eight ball. Sometimes you're
correct.

"Yes - I have a name" wrote in
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"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
...
Morgans writes:

You're MXed in the head. What small amount of credibility you ever
had
has
evaporated.

An unconditional prejudice against any opinion from a given source
that overrides consideration of the opinion on its own merits is not
a strong
basis
for credibility.

You deserve the same consideration as a magic eight ball. Sometimes
you're correct.


Outlook uncertain, check back later.

Bertie

RST Engineering schrieb:
You are correct. We seem to be able to find enough stupid wars of our own.
Korea, Vietnam, Iraq...


war? all these and many more have only been police actions or something
to that affect. Or "enduring freedom" ... what a joke. :-)

But compared to Europe you Americans still have many hundreds of years
to learn compared to our history.

#m
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I am not a terrorist http://www.casualdisobedience.com/

John Godwin schrieb:

Which I simply pointed out was wrong. Gee, were you talking about Germany,
Berlin, or Japan (that was also occupied after WWII)? I gotta admit you
spin pretty nicely.

Maybe Vatican city, Liechtenstein or Andorra?

#m
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I am not a terrorist http://www.casualdisobedience.com/

Jay Honeck schrieb:

Wolfgang and Thomas are the unfortunate products of their societies --
which brings me full circle back to where I started, with the
statement: "Why did we bother?"

.... and all this crap said by a person who has never been to another
country, even for holidays. His only wisdom is from his 'education' and
'life-experience'. Holy **** .. and he has kids; hopefully they do better.

#m
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I am not a terrorist http://www.casualdisobedience.com/

Wolfgang Schwanke schrieb:

Which are based on...what?

Huh? Well the inventiveness, industriousness and investments of the
people who live and work here. What else would it come from?

it for sure does not come from things the US military/intelligency has
stolen from European countries/companies.

#m
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I am not a terrorist http://www.casualdisobedience.com/

F. Baum schrieb:

Uh, Jay-- reality check here; we all have to endure all of your
racially and politically charged OT posts, what kind of car you want
to drive, every time your kid takes a flying lesson, advertising your
business on Usnet, etc. You are probably one of the last people who
should be questioning a poster's motivation.
KFB

I agree with you here - except that the posts on the flying lessons of
his son are on topic.

But he will come up and will say that out of his bazillion posts he also
had some on topic posts and that you and me are nothing and that we had
to proof our right to post here and that he is everything.

#m
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I am not a terrorist http://www.casualdisobedience.com/

Jay Honeck schrieb:

Our perception of "history" is probably flawed, since we're too close
to the events. uture historians may well record World War I & II as
a single world war (with a short, 20 year pause to re-arm), and the
following "wars" of the 20th century as skirmishes in the overall
"Cold War".

yes, someone who can not see the difference and historic background
every war had will for sure write this crap in his 'history' book.

#m
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I am not a terrorist http://www.casualdisobedience.com/

"Thomas Borchert" wrote

Maybe it is because a decent view on this topic cannot be expressed in
the five or so sentences customary in a newsgroup post.

Maybe it is because people know that arguing with you ( and some others,
lately) is like arguing with a brick wall.
--
Jim in NC