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Posted by Luigi Donatello Asero on 01/12/89 11:28
"Neredbojias" <neredbojias@neredbojias.com> skrev i meddelandet
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> With neither quill nor qualm, Luigi Donatello Asero quothed:
>
> > > > It is possible, for example, that they did not like that I liked
talking
> > to
> > > > everybody
> > >
> > > I've seen that before. Losers generally don't like gregarious people
> > > unless they happen to espouse their particular beliefs.
> >
> > "Expouse"?
>
> "-Believe in and actively promote." If I happen to like a particular
> woman, I may *espouse* her virtues to those of my friends who are, say,
> boob-men.
"boob-men"?
> > Openness is a
> > > threat to them and their one-dimensional dogma. A good case of this
is
> > > Communism which was *ostensibly* good for the worker, but wasn't
really.
> > > Criticism didn't and doesn't go over big in peoples' republics.
> > > Nevertheless, such a narrow focus isn't realistic enough to be viable.
> >
> > Do you mean that all communist people do not accept critic?
> > I do not think so. There are probably both those who do it and others
who do
> > not.
>
> I mean that one cannot criticize the government nearly as freely in a
> Communist regime as one can under democracy.
Probably not. But I would rather say that they give more importance to other
social aims.
It is a matter of priorities.
On the other side you might wonder whether there are so many pressure groups
in the Communist regimes as in some Western industrialized States
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> I think most people in any country are inherently good, -even those
> within countries you might currently be a war with. The trouble comes
> from ideologies and poverty of both spirit and substance. My reference
> was to the small percentage of misfits who just don't "fit in" somehow
> and rebel against the rejection they feel but can't define.
I share your opinion to a large extent.
> > [cut]
> > > > Being Swedish myself, however, I can give you one piece
> > > > > of advice about getting along over there. -Don't make any
wisecracks
> > > > > about the size of their gooseberries.
> > > >
> > > > Not sure I know what you mean here...are you talking about family
politi
> > cs,
> > > > so to say?
> > >
> > > Precisely. It's a sensitive issue and Swedes ululate enough naturally
> > > without making them whine about relational prowess.
> >
> >
> > Are you talking about unmarried couples ("sambor")?
> > I have nothing against them.
> > I think that people have the right to choose whether they want to live
> > together unmarried or married, have premaritial relationships or not,
> > believe in a religion or not and so on.
>
> All people have all rights and may exercise them to the point where they
> infringe upon others' rights. Determining this point is what all of
> society, including governmental and religious sub-stratae, is all about.
I agree again.
Are you especially interested in social and political matters?
--
Luigi Donatello Asero
(sono italiano ma vivo in Svezia)
(я итальянец но я живу в Швеции )
(我是 意大利人 , 但是 我 住 在 瑞典)
(minä olen Italian kansalainen, mutta minä asun Ruotsissa)
(yo soy italiano mas yo vivo en Suecia)
(je suis italien mais je habite a la Suede)
(ich bin Italiener aber ich lebe in Schweden)
https://www.scaiecat-spa-gigi.com/de/ferienwohnungen-italien.php
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