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Re: Remember Crimes
on 12/9/02 2:29 PM, Andrej Tisma at aart@eunet.yu wrote:
> LOOK AND REMEMBER THE LOST OF INNOCENT CIVILIAN LIVES
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> http://www.webheaven.co.yu/usa/remember.htm
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Methinks WK doth protest too much!
Andrej T: As a native born citizen of these United States, I emphatically
say that you are perfectly within your right to criticize the U.S. for the
many horrific crimes of its past, and should not let a petty bully like this
WK person bludgeon you into thinking otherwise. The last time I looked,
one's conscience does not have a nationalistic stamp affixed to it. Besides,
the United States pisses on people in other countries all the time and
thinks nothing of it, a fact that WK is ignoring his own blind self.
Suggesting that one "clean up one's own backyard" is a ridiculous metaphor
to apply to world affairs, as not a single nation's backyard on earth can
ever be wiped clean unless people blind themselves to the facts of history.
We in the United States will never be able to whitewash the painful reality
of slavery, the de facto genociding of native Americans, etc. It is an
ineluctable part of America's history to be placed alongside the many
glories America has achieved and has a right to be proud of, and if a few of
the more insecure citizens of our nation don't like others pointing out our
warts to us, the best recourse they have is to show how far we ourselves
have excised such past atrocities from our way of thinking instead of
engaging in a silly game of tit for tat. This of course assumes that we have
actually made such gains in thinking, which is not entirely apparent given
our current mindless saber-rattling in Iraq and elsewhere, which I think is
the point you are making so well in your piece.
-m
> LOOK AND REMEMBER THE LOST OF INNOCENT CIVILIAN LIVES
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> http://www.webheaven.co.yu/usa/remember.htm
>
>
Methinks WK doth protest too much!
Andrej T: As a native born citizen of these United States, I emphatically
say that you are perfectly within your right to criticize the U.S. for the
many horrific crimes of its past, and should not let a petty bully like this
WK person bludgeon you into thinking otherwise. The last time I looked,
one's conscience does not have a nationalistic stamp affixed to it. Besides,
the United States pisses on people in other countries all the time and
thinks nothing of it, a fact that WK is ignoring his own blind self.
Suggesting that one "clean up one's own backyard" is a ridiculous metaphor
to apply to world affairs, as not a single nation's backyard on earth can
ever be wiped clean unless people blind themselves to the facts of history.
We in the United States will never be able to whitewash the painful reality
of slavery, the de facto genociding of native Americans, etc. It is an
ineluctable part of America's history to be placed alongside the many
glories America has achieved and has a right to be proud of, and if a few of
the more insecure citizens of our nation don't like others pointing out our
warts to us, the best recourse they have is to show how far we ourselves
have excised such past atrocities from our way of thinking instead of
engaging in a silly game of tit for tat. This of course assumes that we have
actually made such gains in thinking, which is not entirely apparent given
our current mindless saber-rattling in Iraq and elsewhere, which I think is
the point you are making so well in your piece.
-m
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This piece is completely non-interactive!
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Do not try to click anyplace to get something to move!
>
I said, do not click!
>
If you click one more time, I will have to disable you.
>
Your final warning!
>
Eh, you are a hopeless rebel. Don't you want to see what I have to offer in
the way of wholesome, non-interactive entertainment?
>
Ah, so you know how to spell the word "no." Congratulations. But don't you
think there should be something more to interactivity than pressing a few
mouse buttons or writing a few stupid words?
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I do too. Here is a suggestion box. Please place some comments in the box
about what you would like to see more of on this site in the way of
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Re: ART IS ILLUSTRATION
on 11/18/02 3:43 AM, furtherfield at info@furtherfield.org wrote:
Why ask questions all the time when you can give yourself some answers?
marc
Phrase that in the form of an answer, please.
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Why ask questions all the time when you can give yourself some answers?
marc
Phrase that in the form of an answer, please.
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Re: ART IS ILLUSTRATION
on 11/16/02 7:26 PM, furtherfield at info@furtherfield.org wrote:
ART IS ILLUSTRATION
marc
ART IS THE ANTITHESIS OF ILLUSTRATION
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ART IS ILLUSTRATION
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ART IS THE ANTITHESIS OF ILLUSTRATION
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