Re: Intellectual Ammo


"Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" <artyguy04@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Yep.

LOL! So illegal immigration is a *good* thing.

My bad!

?????????????

Let's look at the article the propaganda was taken from:

http://www.nytimes.com/2006/02/25/international/africa/25hostages.html?_r=1&oref=slogin

Right again.

Ooops I keep forgetting, the Left is never too extreme or even wrong. And
the NYT is completely unbiased.

So a group of people in a region that has generated 'hundreds of
billions of dollars' and have not seen much improvement in their lives
('Despite generating hundreds of billions of dollars in revenue since
oil was discovered here in the 1950's, the Niger Delta is one of the
poorest and least developed parts of the country'), fight back, and
this is a 'fine example of the phenomenon of Third World
revolutionaries learning and regurgitating the rhetoric of their First
World intellectual patrons.' and is a hugely left-biased view of the
world.

You, meanwhile, would not allow any of that money back to help the
population that is in the region. You'd rather that it stay in the
hands of the oil companies and the government. You make me proud to be
on the left.

I would have never done business with a country like Niger. The U.N. should
have been involved in setting up some sort of democratic government instead
of teh one party rule they had for such a long time, followed by more
corruption. Unlike you I don't see some new form of socialism as the cure
for what ails them. It's capitalisn and capital that will hyelp them lift
themselves up from where they are. The oil companies are not the real bad
guys here it is the corruption of the people who have been running the many
governments they've had since they stopped being a French colony.

And you wonder why I call you 'nob.'


No, I know it's what you and others like you do when you want to belittle
somebody rather than discuss anything. It's part of that elitism people
always talk about.

LOL! No, nob, as usual your ultra right-wing rants do not hold up to
even the most cursory examination. Your firing pin is still missing...

That's why the Left is in charge of so much of the government, because the
other side is so extreme.

In English this time, please.

Pointless to talk with you in any language.


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