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   XPost: alt.autos.toyota, rec.autos.driving, alt.society.liberalism   
   XPost: alt.fan.michael-moore   
   From: "WheresMyCheck"@UncleSamLoves.Mee   
      
   His Highness the TibetanMonkey & the Spirits of the Jungle wrote:   
   > OK, this is some pep talk for our White Brothers and Black Brothers   
   > (we are all brothers) in South Africa. The White Brothers may choose   
   > to ignore me, but then they'll be exposed to the inexorable Law of the   
   > Jungle, which is INJUSTICE IS THE MOTHER OF REVOLUTION AND EXTINCTION.   
   > Our Black Brothers too have been part of the game, so they also have a   
   > vested interest in coming out of the jungle. If living in harmony and   
   > peace is our idea then the Netherlands becomes a good model. I'd argue   
   > that Holland is a hundred times more stable than South Africa, but   
   > it's so much more at risk of flooding because of the SUVs and other   
   > unnecessary consumption, something to bear in mind by Christians and   
   > other addicts to consumerism...   
   >   
   > This is as intricate as the jungle so one more time it proves more   
   > useful than the old Christian metaphors of Adam, Eve and the Serpent   
   > in analyzing the complexity of the world. I'll put it this way, this   
   > is just a little outing in the jungle.   
   >   
   > CLARIFICATION TO MY SMART READERS in Africa:   
   >   
   > My lion is not a white Christian person and the monkey a black   
   > person.   
   >   
   > The lion has the lion's share of resources while ignoring the mundane   
   > monkeys. The powerful has chosen their symbol while I chose the monkey   
   > for the rest. Actually the situation may be that the lion is black and   
   > the monkey is white. My approach is NOT communist BS that all animals   
   > are equal. We are all unique, but we must all have our own space.   
   > Under attack is the concept that Western values are "civilization,"   
   > and that "democracy" is a drug that cures all. It's also highly   
   > uncivilized that people have to live in GATED COMMUNITIES while the   
   > jungle prospers outside, particularly due to drugs which must be   
   > legalized.   
   >   
   > We all know Africa is ruled by black elites who live like in the West.   
   > That's part of the game. The center of power is in the West. We are   
   > the hungry lion, and I can't even be safe riding a bike, which is a   
   > great solution for the world. SUVs are also part of the fashionable   
   > Globalization, which have found their way to Africa. It's not the good   
   > old-fashioned Land Rover on safari; it's the lion himself driving it.   
   >   
   > They have made monkeys out of people who want to own an SUV too in   
   > MONKEY SEE MONKEY DO fashion. That's the power of advertising. They   
   > want to feel adventurous and be part of the "lions' club." Really   
   > adventurous people who love the great outdoors and wildlife, must be   
   > pissed at their copycats. Democracy has brought a wave of crime to   
   > South Africa not seen before. Apartheid was a crime but democracy has   
   > bred a lot of foxes in the political jungle.   
   >   
   > My wisdom takes a combination of "you scratch my back..." and an "eye   
   > for an eye." All those resources wasted in wars and terrorism must be   
   > used to fight crime and sustainable growth. "Jesus ain't coming soon,"   
   > he told me. ;)   
   >   
   >   
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     Might as well appeal to the Marx Brothers.   
     Got a job yet?   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)