Re: The Baltics *Have* Emulated the UK


"Eugene Holman" <holman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:holman-1708051729170001@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> In article <yvOdnbMPc8qk2J7eRVn-1w@xxxxxxxxxxx>, "henry alminas"
> <halminas@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> "Eugene Holman" <holman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:holman-1708050811010001@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> > In article <1124252624.991758.79720@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
>> > lorad474@xxxxxx wrote:
>> >
>> >> Great news.
>> >> Latvia is preparing new anti-terrorist regulations that are consistent
>> >> with those of their major NATO partners; the US and the UK.
>> >>
>> >> I previously wrote for educational purposes:
>> >> "British Prime Minister Tony Blair announced a host of measures Friday
>> >> aimed at punishing those spreading hatred or advocating violence in
>> >> Britain. Foreigners on the government's black list could be refused
>> >> entry, or, if already in Britain, could be deported. British
>> >> nationals
>> >> could face imprisonment for similar offenses. ..."
>> >> .=2E.........
>> >
>> > This is what it can lead to:
>> >
>> > Source: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,22989-1738517,00.html
>>
>> <<snip>>
>>
>> It is enlightening how terribly disturbed
>> Holman gets about the death of one
>> Brazillian. Strangely the death of 54(?)
>> native Londoners did not phase him
>> one bit.
>>
>> A bit of skin-tonation selectivity here?
>
> No, Henry.
>
> The Londoners, not all of them native, represented a wide spectrum of
> humanity. Their deaths were the random consequence of criminal acts
> committed by fanatic law-breakers.
>
> The Brazilian was the goal-directed result of a criminal act committed by
> people paid to be dedicated law enforcers.
>
> Being the innocent victim of coordinated attacks by terrorist fanatics is
> bad breaks. Being the innocent victim of a coordinated attack by local
> law-enforcement officals is an indication of a very sick society.
>
> I hope that even the likes of you are capable of understanding the
> difference.
>
> Best,
> Eugene Holman

Your post certainly indicates a sick mind.
It is beyond your minimal comprehension
that the acts of those you describe as "brown
while walking" put an end to the lives of
a great number of just "white - attempting to live".
It is unfortunate but understandable that those
who attempt to ensure the right of the
"white - attempting to live" - to continue living
could make an error immediately subsequent
to the mass murder and blow one "brown while
walking" away.

Please note - you introduced the racism here
and the terminology. You are one sick puppy.

Best - - Henry


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