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In article <DL0sPe4w165w@mp.sbay.org> jane@mp.sbay.org (Mingjane Wu) writes:
    >phil@netcom.com (Phil Ronzone) writes:
    >And by your above arguments, you were taught at a time when
    >we hailed our brave soldiers for fighting in foreign lands to
    >rid them of Communism and to teach them our ways! Just as
    >much as any "Kulture" may have had it's ups, it certainly had
    >it's downs. Simply because DWEM society is currently dominant
    >doesn't mean it will last forever, and how history interprets
    >it in the future is a matter of how our decendents chose to
    >see it.


Oh, spare the Marxist crap-cant. DWEM civlization has been dominat,
rightly so, for over 500 years.

If you mean to imply that say, the Asian "societies" are worth anything,
God help us.

I doubt it.

Those Asian "societies" NOT influenced by DWEM culture (like Hong Kong
and Britain) are pretty much the same old thug society of old.

Singapore, where the head dictator is grooming his son for takeover,
and has hordes of urinal police?

Indonesia, as in the asian valyue of "what's wrong with putting all
my relatives in power?".


As any rational (non-Marxist) thought shows, cultures DON'T go up or
down from random influences.

Most (all? probably) Asian kultures are anti-individual and "fuck the
survivors". Family oriented to a pathological degree.

Just LOOK AT THE FACTS -- what non-DWEM-influenced Asian kultures have
contributed much of ANYTHING positive to the world?

North Korea - non-DWEM-influenced.
South Korea - DWEM-influenced.

as but one example.





    >
    >You cannot deny that the non-DWEM societies, as much as we
    >may remember them as being brutal, also had their own
    >sophistcation. We might want to recall that as many hearts
    >were ripped from sacrifices, Aztecs and those societies
    >preceding them in that same area were also notable
    >mathematicians, astronomers, etc. We cannot simply say that
    >because one aspect of their culture was brutal that they were
    >simply savages, anymore than we can say that SWEM culture was
    >completely salutory for all they encountered in the last
    >millenium.
    >
    >But, I guess you chose what you want to see, and I cannot
    >condemn you for that since we all pretty much do the same
    >thing.
    >
    >-- jane@mp.sbay.org (Mingjane Wu) mookies of world unite!
    >bbs: 408.942.1984 milpitas, ca web: http://mookie.relay.net
    >
    >
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