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Re: Happy (U.S.) Independence Day!!!
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Sun, 7 Jul 2002 09:36:15 GMT
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In lugnet.cad.dat.parts, Tim Romine writes:
> In lugnet.cad.dat.parts, Eduardo Vazquez Harte writes:
> > Let forget what I posted OK?
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> We'll try.
> In what way? How are Europeans acting in a superior way to Americans as
> evidenced on LUGNET?
We don't think that we are superior just we don't act like americans.
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> Well, I don't go waving any flags or anything, but why does it offend you
> that someone would celebrate their nation by posting something on LUGNET?
Good, it doesn't offend me, I don't like the way you "americans" are
always super proud of being americans, born in america and or proud of
being born on 4 of July some of you americans.
> Once again, how do Americans make you sick? I don't understand the venom in
> your posts.
Read down.
> Please understand, I'm not trying to stir anything up. I just don't
> understand how tempers flared up over what I thought was a fairly harmless
> post. What happened?
America is not like before may be lol.
> Although I am a U.S. citizen, I'm not caught up in the wave of unreasonable
I knew it.
> patriotism that has erupted since the September 11th attack on the *world*
Great that you are not another idiot like many that I know.
> trade center. So many Americans forget that this was an attack that killed
> citizens of many nations, not just Americans. Just to be clear, I am far
You are right about them that was an attack against the world not only USA
but since they decided to take it as anti-usa attack well they can ....
I better be quited.
> less concerned about the anti-USA vein of your posts than I am the emotional
> response and venom posted to LUGNET. One of the things I thoroughly enjoy
> about LUGNET, is that it allows me to communicate with LEGO fans (like
Same here, LEGO rules!!!
> myself) all over the world. None of us can choose where we were born, so it
> seems a little silly to me to generalize about citizens of any particular
> nation, or for that matter, to be proud of where you were born. I am a
Yes is stupid this think about example: is better be born in EU than US or Irak.
> citizen of Planet Earth. So are you. Let's all get along, and keep the
> LUGNET stuff about LEGO's and *not* about politics. Please?
Yeah good idea I made an idiot of myself with this posts lucky that I didn't
get banned out of LUGNET
> Eduardo, you have contributed with cool animations and have worked hard to
> get past many obstacles to achieve some really great projects. I really
> don't want to lose your input to LUGNET, but please bear in mind that not
> all Americans are like those you see on the media. Some of us are reasonable.
OK well let just play well.
CU
> Once again, let's all get along.
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> Thank you for your time and patience.
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> Tim Romine
> AFOL for life
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