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XPost: soc.culture.iraq
From: iceberg.rules@gmail.com
On Apr 16, 11:59 am, "ltl...@hotmail.com" wrote:
> On Apr 16, 1:26 am, acous...@panix.com (lo yeeOn) wrote:
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> > In article ,
> > Raja The Great wrote:
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> > >Why can't there be peace in this world! What kind of sick mind thinks
> > >about blowing other people
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> > "Why can't there be peace in this world!" It is such a good question,
> > Raj!
>
> Short answers:
> 1. There are people who have not learned to solve their own problems.
> 2. There are people who yet to learn to solve their own problems but
> inserting themselves in situations to prevent other people to solve
> their own problems.
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> The former is about development. The latter is about imperialism and
> its modern day cultural reincarnations, ie, holier-than-thou
> organizations.
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> > I am sure the Afghans who are seeing and hearing bomb blasts everyday
> > in the last 11+ years must be asking the same question everyday.
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> > "Why can't there be peace in this world?"
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> > And yet nobody seems to have heard it.
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> > Oh, yes, of course, the foreigners who are responsible for those bomb
> > blasts don't know the native tongue.
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> > And of course it never crosses our minds the question:
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> > "What kind of sick mind thinks about blowing up other people?"
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> > So all we do is just keep those places (Afghanistan, Iraq, etc)
> > blasting 'til kingdom cometh while the people there keep asking:
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> > "Why can't there be peace in this world?"
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> > Aren't we such lucky sons and daughters of a gun? One bomb blast
> > incident in Boston is enough to cause the macho Nancy Pelosi to talk
> > about "justice will be done".
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> > lo yeeOn
please tell us why the 1992 911 attack happened or those in South
Thailand or Somalia etc - they aren't because of 'US' imperialism.
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