Re: OT: Friday Humor...Maybe More Cool than Funny

2007-08-31 Thread Andrew Hicox

Guess wether it's cool or not depends on your politics ...

For sure, that's the way 90% of the world views the US right now, for  
better or worse.


-A

On Aug 31, 2007, at 10:06 AM, Kaiser Norm E CIV USAF 96 CS/SCCE wrote:


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Forgive me…this isn’t exactly funny, but I think it’s cool, and I  
know there are a lot of ex-military types on the list who might  
appreciate it:




www.ladylibertyvictory.com/imagejpg.html



Norm

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Re: OT: Friday Humor...Maybe More Cool than Funny

2007-08-31 Thread Tim Widowfield
It isn't necessarily politics.  General Smedley Butler indicated it's more a
matter of paying attention to what's really going on... 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smedly_butler

--Tim


--- Andrew Hicox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Guess wether it's cool or not depends on your politics ...
 
 For sure, that's the way 90% of the world views the US right now, for  
 better or worse.
 
 -A
 
 On Aug 31, 2007, at 10:06 AM, Kaiser Norm E CIV USAF 96 CS/SCCE wrote:
 
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  Forgive me…this isn’t exactly funny, but I think it’s cool, and I  
  know there are a lot of ex-military types on the list who might  
  appreciate it:
 
 
 
  www.ladylibertyvictory.com/imagejpg.html
 
 
 
  Norm
 
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Re: OT: Friday Humor...Maybe More Cool than Funny

2007-08-31 Thread Drew Shuller

Tim,

I take that to mean that we should be aware of what political family's
patriarch was a particpant in the coup that Butler exposed, per the
wikipedia article.

Everyone else, if you don't know who that person was then you only
get one guess as to what his last name was. Wealthy Pro-Nazis during that 
time continued their activities during and after congresional 
investigation, which should give everyone all the hint they would need.


To me, the graphic is particularly offensive as it replaces the Statue of
Liberty's torch (a symbol of enlightenment) with a blazing machine gun 
(pretty much the opposite of enlightenment). How anyone in this day and 
age could fail to see the irony of a gun-totin' tablet-of-justice 
carryin' Statue of Liberty and  how that image plays to the view of 
America held by today's world boggles my mind.


Norm, I'm 100% for a strong military, and I respect you as a person and 
as someone who knows pretty much everything there is to know about 
Remedy. But off-topic or not, that graphic should not have been posted to 
this forum.


Drew
Tulsa, OK



On Fri, 31 Aug 2007, Tim Widowfield wrote:


It isn't necessarily politics.  General Smedley Butler indicated it's more a
matter of paying attention to what's really going on...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smedly_butler

--Tim


--- Andrew Hicox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Guess wether it's cool or not depends on your politics ...

For sure, that's the way 90% of the world views the US right now, for
better or worse.

-A

On Aug 31, 2007, at 10:06 AM, Kaiser Norm E CIV USAF 96 CS/SCCE wrote:


**
Forgive me…this isn’t exactly funny, but I think it’s cool, and I
know there are a lot of ex-military types on the list who might
appreciate it:



www.ladylibertyvictory.com/imagejpg.html



Norm

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Re: OT: Friday Humor...Maybe More Cool than Funny

2007-08-31 Thread arslist
I am not in the mood to argue whether or not the original posting should
have been posted.

However, I am happy to say that this forum should NOT spend any time
on US politics or political history as a result of the post.

As much as those of us in the other 59 countries that receive the list
might enjoy picking US foreign policy into little bits, it is the wrong
forum for it.

Enjoy a wonderful long weekend (in countries where that applies)
and Labour/Labor Day :-)

 Daniel
p.s. to be accurate, it was a URL that could optionally be followed
  not the graphic itself

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a bit snipped ...
Norm, I'm 100% for a strong military, and I respect you as a person and 
as someone who knows pretty much everything there is to know about 
Remedy. But off-topic or not, that graphic should not have been posted to 
this forum.

Drew
Tulsa, OK

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Re: OT: Friday Humor...Maybe More Cool than Funny

2007-08-31 Thread Drew Shuller

OK Daniel, the URL should never have been posted.

Drew


On Fri, 31 Aug 2007, 
arslist wrote:



I am not in the mood to argue whether or not the original posting should
have been posted.

However, I am happy to say that this forum should NOT spend any time
on US politics or political history as a result of the post.

As much as those of us in the other 59 countries that receive the list
might enjoy picking US foreign policy into little bits, it is the wrong
forum for it.

Enjoy a wonderful long weekend (in countries where that applies)
and Labour/Labor Day :-)

 Daniel
p.s. to be accurate, it was a URL that could optionally be followed
 not the graphic itself

---


a bit snipped ...
Norm, I'm 100% for a strong military, and I respect you as a person and
as someone who knows pretty much everything there is to know about
Remedy. But off-topic or not, that graphic should not have been posted to
this forum.

Drew
Tulsa, OK

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