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freedom left to allow them to hate and be anti everything. |<br />

|2/7/05 08:57:13 AM|Angelo|Washington, DC||funktron@yahoo.com||||10|Massimo: I<br />

think some Italians, other Europeans and citizens of other countries for that<br />

matter, resent the U.S. for a lot of reasons---some fair and other reasons that<br />

are unfair. Much of it is simple misunderstanding. If only people could talk<br />

to people (like we do here) and keep governments out of it, the world would be<br />

better off. Like someone else said on a previous post, most people are too busy<br />

working, raising their family, enjoying life, to worry about hating. Americans<br />

are generally good people, and so are Europeans and others around the globe. I<br />

think that most Muslims are the same as I described above---raising families,<br />

working hard to have the good things in life and would be happy to live<br />

peacefully. <strong>The</strong> problem is the small minority of lunatics who do nothing but<br />

plan ways to destroy anyone who don't share their beliefs. <strong>The</strong>se people are<br />

jealous of the lifestyle of Westerners and have never built anything to be proud<br />

of----all they can do is destroy what others have worked hard to build and they<br />

have no ability to create anything positive. |<br />

|2/7/05 12:46:46 PM|Massimo|Roma||.com||||10|Angelo-<strong>The</strong> Italian<br />

comunists not only resent (is it a new word ?) USA, they also resent Italy<br />

itself ! When the holy Italian soccer team lose they often write on the walls<br />

things like " Cheers, Italy has lost " ( but often in Italian, not in English).<br />

During the 70's, they wanted Italy to be a Brieznev's colony. <strong>The</strong>y also sang in<br />

the streets " 1, 10, 100 Nassirjya". <strong>The</strong>y just resent ( not a new word anymore)<br />

anything is good and love anything is bad. I know that Capitalism ain't perfect,<br />

but I do think is still way better than comunism or Benito. |<br />

|2/7/05 02:54:05 PM|Noam|same||same||||10|AngeloAmericans are tolerant<br />

of everybody. Muhammad Ali is the prime example. <strong>The</strong> most revered boxer in<br />

history, and probably the most famous and loved athlete of all time. And Ali is<br />

a Muslim to boot ! If we were intolerant to Islam, how did Ali attain that<br />

exulted position. Why would we love him so if we have no tolerance ?As a<br />

primarily christian nation it is not unexpected that the Pope is held in high<br />

esteem by us. But then again so is the leader of the Buddhist world from Taiwan.<br />

(His name has slipped my mind......happy guy always smiling, fat, bald, wears<br />

colorful dresses). We also loved Ghandi who was a Hindu.It's only when<br />

they become intolerant of us, or anti-social, or criminal, or a terrorist, that<br />

we become intolerant of them.All the people that hate America turn our<br />

own decency against us. <strong>The</strong>y use our decency as a weapon. We have stuff ups<br />

sometimes, like Abu Grade prison etc (yes, the spelling is wrong), but our<br />

decency always takes over and we have inquiries and court hearings and punish<br />

the guilty. And we make laws so it doesn't happen again.Those who hate<br />

us don't do that. |<br />

|2/7/05 05:21:06 PM|Mr. America|Somewhere in America||U.S.A.com||||10|I like<br />

America.|<br />

|2/7/05 05:24:11 PM|Angelo|Washington, DC||funktron@yahoo.com||||10|Noam: I'll<br />

add something: Regarding Abu Grabe (spelling?) prison---I don't condone what<br />

happened there, but I'll make a couple points:1) Terrorists are not<br />

protected by the rules governing prisoners of war. <strong>The</strong>se terrorists, or<br />

suspected terrorists, were not representing a nation, and no nation was standing<br />

behind them, and for good reason. Thus, they weren't P.O.W.s.2) I've seen<br />

the pictures of the "atrocities" there, and if you ask me, I saw worse<br />

occurances when some friends tried to join a fraternity. Granted, the pledges<br />

volunteered for the humiliating acts of being put on dog leashes and other<br />

nonsense. But I'm being serious when I tell you that sorority sisters did more<br />

humiliating things to the frat pledges and these guys were subjected to more<br />

physical abuse as well, then the terrorists in those photos. That's not an<br />

excuse for allowing this type of thing in the future---it's just an observation<br />

that maybe videotaping someone's head being cut off and showing it on the<br />

internet is a little more repulsive than being put on a dog leash and having a

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