Re: A sense of outrage

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1 total messages Started by bob morin Sat, 04 Nov 1995 00:00

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Author: bob morin
Date: Sat, 04 Nov 1995 00:00

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>There was a description, in the NYTimes Sunday magazine a week or so ago I
>believe it was, of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn who now apparently offers up some
>daily commentary on Russian television concerning the abysmal state of mostly
>everything in the former Soviet Union.  The magazine writer depicted the
>Russian novelist as angry, dyspeptic, and invariably dour.  Although not much
>w

In my opinion I wish more older people who have some respect nationally
would speak out against some of the trends in this country.  People who are
not afraid to lose their popularity about speaking out.  In order to
connect and get people to listen I am afraid you have to phrase your
concerns in an argry tone.  You have to to be emotionally involved and get
others emotionally involved.  You do this by a scholarly discussion.

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