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Date: Wed, 01 Dec 2004 18:25:50 +1100
From: ABCGi <abcgi@yahoo.com>
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Sharky wrote:

> In <41ad58e1$1@dnews.tpgi.com.au>, ABCGi wrote:
> 
> 
>>Sharky wrote:
>>
>>
>>>In <41ac1727$1@dnews.tpgi.com.au>, ABCGi wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>>The way in which some people seem overjoyed about bad news - from any side
>>>>>- in order to advance their cause is not an overly thoughtful thing to do.
>>>>>As far as people protesting because they "care" about their country - I
>>>>>think many people care more about their cause than they do about the
>>>>>possible negative consequences their actions might have for their
>>>>>countrymen.
>>>>
>>>>And the negative consequences of inaction? The history of all countries 
>>>>is full of times when the protest was the "right thing to do".
>>>
>>>In a free society, If the protest is just, there is only the need to bring
>>>the truth to the public. If the public is well enough informed to make a
>>>judgement about the validity of the protesters concerns, there is a good
>>>chance that the protest may have a positive impact.  What I see in many
>>>protests these days is a rabid hatred driven affront on anything to do with
>>>"cause's" adversary, and there is the unmistakable stench of the socialist
>>>movement in many of the most violent of protests.
>>
>>Maybe as we approach the utopian "free and fair" society protests will 
>>become less frequent?
> 
> 
> You and I will be long dead before that will happen.
> 
> ObAscii - trilobite
>  
>          _____
>        .'` ,-. `'.
>       /   ([ ]D   \
>      /.-""`(`)`""-.\
>       <'```(.)```'>
>       <'```(.)```'>
>        <'``(.)``'>
>    sk   <``\_/``>
>          `'---'`
> --
> Sharky

true dat

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