Re: Who are you to "take it easy" ...?

From: Amara Graps (amara@amara.com)
Date: Mon Oct 29 2001 - 14:54:45 MST


Mike Lorrey, Mon Oct 29, 2001:

>We did it OUR way, the way we knew in our
>hearts to be best, not just for us, but for the world
                                    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Hey! A little bit of humor.

>The US did not get where it is today as the preeminent economic,
>military, and cultural power in the world, while concurrently having
>the most free society on earth, by doing things the way others
>thought we should do them.

I question the "cultural power" part.. but I think that you
can take it easy, Mike. I doubt that many non-U.S. countries/citizens
want the U.S. to do things very differently than the way they have
been doing things (with the exception of the meddling that the
U.S. government does here and there, that isn't so nice).

However, a small shift in attitude of many U.S. individuals', to
acknowledge that other people in the world *do exist* outside
of U.S.'s borders, might be helpful, sometimes.

Amara

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