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| [5690] by "vla" (acd197a-011.rit.edu)
on Thu 13 Sep 2001 11:53:12
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Bush is a jerk..forget it'
people aren't angry..they are just really depressed, but still ready to help, i haven't seen an angry person these days..i saw worried, crying people...heh the usa hasn't ever known such a freaking thing...they are messed up with feeeeeeeeeeelings..owwwowwww feeeeeelings
life goes on
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| re: it was a perfect morning |
| [5692] by "andrea" (217.57.78.235..)
on Thu 13 Sep 2001 12:26:58
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Italians are used to watch tragedies outside their country like if they're in a cinema, for some exciting movie.
They are not angry, they are not afraid, just intrigued.
As for me, I am angry, slightly troubled, conscious of my impotency. |
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| He is not the best president we have had but... |
| [5733] by "Nosferatu Dallion" (pppa14-resalehampton1-4r7155.dia)
on Fri 14 Sep 2001 04:21:27
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I will admit he seems rather incompetent at times.Right now its hard for Americans to really focus on that.This is the worst tragedy most of us have seen in our whole lives in America.Thousands of innocent lives lost in a flash.Yes it brings me to a morbid since of creativity.In someways it has a transcendent and dreamlike feel.However that Bin Ladin bastard should die for this. |
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| re: it was a perfect morning |
| [5780] by "RobPfeifer" (213.234.35.212.in-addr.arpa.ip-p)
on Sun 16 Sep 2001 18:24:16
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I have been gratified and reassured to see how many of the Americans I have contact with, however light, are talking of help, support, rationality and the stupidity of knee-jerk reactions. It is always too easy to believe an entire people are like their president.
A friend in the pub said "The Americans have declared war". She was referring to "declaring war on terrorism". This is hot air, not war. A meaningless statement. But does this mean the people of America will stop funding the IRA?
Gratuitously at once reassured and deliberately inflammatory,
Rob |
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