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interessanter artikel.

es hat mich wirlich ueberrascht dass ein amerikaner auch zu so einem entschluss kommen kann.
ich glaub es gibt doch noch hoffnung fuer diese welt

seine ausdrucksweise wuerde ich jedoch nicht gerade befuerworten.

Zitat

Unbelehrbar sagt er auch heute noch: "Wenn Du so etwas den Familien und Kindern anderer Leute antust, ist solch ein Anschlag die ganz natürliche Folge."

über das "wie" kann man streiten, aber über das "was" nicht.
er hat einfach die wahrheit gesagt und "."

Zitat von smashIt

über das "wie" kann man streiten, aber über das "was" nicht.
er hat einfach die wahrheit gesagt und "."

es ist auch unser fehler der europäer die amis alle in einen topf zu werfen ! es sind nicht alle gleich ... die ost und westküste ist normal ... nur das was im landesinneren ist ist ne katastrophe !

Zitat von Serum

es ist auch unser fehler der europäer die amis alle in einen topf zu werfen ! es sind nicht alle gleich ... die ost und westküste ist normal ... nur das was im landesinneren ist ist ne katastrophe !

Zitat von HaBa

Du wirfst gerade alle aus dem Landesinneren in einen Topf ..

Die Thesen, die der Mann aufstellt find ich gar nicht so blöd...
So viel ich aus diesem Artikel herausgelesen habe, meint der Prof, dass sich der nahe Osten durch die USA und deren Spekulanten sich bedroht fühlt(und imho mehr als zu recht)

Im nahen Osten passieren immer wieder furchtbare Sachen.... und für die Menschen sind die USA und vor allem die Spekulanten daran Schuld(=Großkonzerne=massenmörder, die speziele bevölkerungsschichten umbringen.... ala eichmann)...
und wo befanden sich die meisten von den Wirtschaftern....->im World Trade Center->rächen wir uns/verteitigen wir uns und greifen wir an...

*ahem* I do hope you'll pardon my English here, but my German is rather limited. I've been searching high and low for a forum I can read a fair international perspective on politics (and actually life in general) that isn't presented by the foreign media. I enjoy traveling and speak several different languages, but I fear German is not one of them at this point. I'll make a point to change that in the near future.

I'm unsure if I'm welcome here, but this is the internet, and to just browse .com and .co.uk sites are rather boring. This pose an interesting problem because most of the other perspectives on life are in languages different from my own. Regardless, I hope you guys will let me read this forum and occasionally comment on your thoughts... Let me know if you'd rather not have me here.

And please do not feel compelled to respond to me in English... Google's translator works just fine, and for those few occurrances that I don't know what you're saying, I can ask.

(Short bio: I'm dual national American and Canadian, live mostly in New Hampshire and Quebec, and am a student in a college doing a double degree in math and languages.)



Back to this discussion at hand... I will not hesitate to hide my contempt for this particular professor. Everyone has the right to free speech, but not everyone has the right to be heard. I disagree with what he is saying and I would definitely want him to resign if he was at my university. He has gone just a little too far.

Interestingly enough, this is quite often called clamping down on dissent by the left (Democrats, Kerry supporters) in this country. They like to say that this is bad because it restricts free speech. Obviously, I disagree with them for the reasons previously mentioned, however, they miss one important question.

In a lot of Europe it is illegal to sell and own Nazi artifacts. It is also illegal to recruit for a Nazi party. Is this not worse than firing this professor?

hi, telemicus
you're welcome here , don't be "afraid"

I think, that it should be lagal to own nazi artifacts, but as soon as you ARE a nazi, it should be illegal, and of course it should be illegal to recruit for a nazi party, because we all know where this could lead to

i hope my english isn't that bad!

Zitat von Telemicus Rade

the left (Democrats, Kerry supporters)

Well Dave, I consider the Democrats to be far left, and Republicans to be left-center. I'm neither. I'm with the Republicans economically, and mostly with the Democrats socially. I do not consider someone center who believes in redistribution of wealth. That is far, far left. Since so many Republicans also believe in social security (government pension plan) and medicare (government health care) and medicaid (government health care for poor people), I consider them at most in the center somewhere.

If you agree with Prof. Churchill's perspective, do you support making Nazi parties illegal? Isn't this also crushing down on the opposition?

Zitat

i hope my english isn't that bad!

Zitat von Telemicus Rade

Well Dave, I consider the Democrats to be far left, and Republicans to be left-center. I'm neither. I'm with the Republicans economically, and mostly with the Democrats socially. I do not consider someone center who believes in redistribution of wealth. That is far, far left. Since so many Republicans also believe in social security (government pension plan) and medicare (government health care) and medicaid (government health care for poor people), I consider them at most in the center somewhere.

Zitat von Telemicus Rade

If you agree with Prof. Churchill's perspective, do you support making Nazi parties illegal? Isn't this also crushing down on the opposition?


Far, far better than my German.

radio, du bist native speaker?

Zitat von Telemicus Rade

If you agree with Prof. Churchill's perspective, do you support making Nazi parties illegal? Isn't this also crushing down on the opposition?

attention: worse english

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