(Doug Miller) writes:

In article , Juergen
Hannappel wrote:
(Doug Miller) writes:
Here in America, we do not share the belief that there are any
limits.

That is well known and bitterly grieved over by the rest of the world
which has to suffer the consequences.

You know, it really ****es me off to hear western Europeans whining
about America.

Where the hell would you have been in the 1940s, without America's
belief that there are no limits? This nation came out of the worst

[... WWII (not the saw blade) and cold war arguments]


And this is the thanks we get.

You can get any thanks you want, I am really grateful that you helped
end the Nazi regime and keep Stalinism at bay. Thanks.

But. All those past merits are no excuse to ruin the world now, and I
sincerely disbelieve that the economic and ecological policies pursued
in the US are realy in the best interest of the American People in the
long run. I do not want any harm to come to America (and the rest of
the world), and that is why I think you cannot go on as if there were
no limits to growth.

Reconsider. It's for your own best.

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