Jose M. Sanchez wrote: > God are you full of yourself... Like civileme said previously (I think it was him), both sides have a kernel of truth in them. He (Sridhar) is not entirely off-base. What Americans percieve as an act of evil might very well be considered a blow against evil by many Muslims, much like the Crusades were by the Christians of the Middle Ages. It's pretty ridiculous the way people can justify the atrocities they commit as being in the name of their God (I'm not saying that is definitely the case here, but it is a possiblity). However, I have to agree that his attitude leaves something to be desired. But it's something that every teenager goes through. I know I've been there, thinking I am somehow more knowledgeable than most everyone else just because I learned something new. In a few years, real world experience will give him a wake-up call, and he'll realize that, as he becomes older and wiser, just how much he doesn't know. And I mean beyond just saying, "I don't claim to know everything," which is absolutely meaningless, especially when immediately followed by, "but I know more than most people." Jesse -- !! Jesse C. Chang [EMAIL PROTECTED] [___] `|' "I have the simplest tastes. I am always /|\ satisfied with the best." -- Oscar Wilde
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