>Message #62326 from dybdahl at Oct 30, 2001 12:24 PM
I'm not anti-Microsoft, I'm pro-competition. You generalize about Europeans in a way you wouldn't like me to do at Americans. Since Denmark is a rather small country, I will put up some figures about the Germany 1998 election to illustrate why you shouldn't do that.
7.6% of all Germans voted for the Green party, which does not accept that stock owners have the right to take full leadership of the company they own.
1.6% voted for the communists, no further comments on that.
Also, the countries are pretty much different. In Denmark, 98% of all workers are organized in a labor union (it illegal not to be, unless you are self-employed), whereas France has less than 40%.
Your "realization" is a shame. Being here, your IQ should be higher than to assume that I wouldn't be the first to attend personally, risking my life, to defend USA, if needed. I would. Your "realization" is about the same logic that makes some people believe that USA is enemy.
Remember, that even if some Europeans say "Yes", and some Europeans say "No", it doesn't mean that it is the same Europeans saying both. Using that logic, all Americans would eat at McDonald's all the time, using a laptop and 802.11 to write a personal e-mail to the president.
Lars.
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Weren't you who said the substantial Europeans consider US as their "enemy". You do not need to insult me since I just repeat what you stated. I would not care about European socialism and how you are proud of it in which I consider is a failure and pathetic at best. But "US as an enemy", give me a break.
Mike |
