[lit-ideas] Re: Fukyama on Neoconservatism
- From: "Lawrence Helm" <lawrencehelm@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <lit-ideas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 21 Feb 2006 11:17:14 -0800
Mike,
I can see why you scoff at the books I read. They would certainly destroy
your perspective. Without them, you manage to turn black into white quite
nicely. However, you are missing the war. The Islamists are intending to
turn the world into their colony and we are ineffectually resisting. We are
too timid, too cautions and too Liberal to engage in the evil you imagine;
however, the Islamists aren't. If you want to read about acid thrown in
faces, heads chopped off by the carload, limbs removed, hands cut off and
cast into gutters, eyes gouged out, and women disemboweled by the Islamists
you defend, I've got several books I could recommend to you.
Lawrence
San Jacinto
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LH:
>> I guess Fukuyama has a right to badmouth the Neocons if anyone does, but
>> I don't think the Bush Foreign policy is a mistake. The most potent
>> nation at war against us is Iran and they fear what we've done and are
>> doing in Iraq.<<
Mistake? You can't use the word "mistake" in reference to the Bush Foreign
Policy -- that's like calling the Indonesian tsunami a high tide. Good god,
man, get some perspective in your life. A mistake? A murderous, evil
endeavor to claim the whole world as an American colony -- a mistake? --
yeah, like God's deluge was a mistake. At least God had enough sense to
know he had fucked up and promised never to do it again. Fat chance of that
with Bush.
Mike Geary
Memphis
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