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Politics : Prime Minister Jean Chretien -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Graystone who wrote (359)	12/13/2002 1:00:50 PM
From: Lazarus_Long	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 443

Do you actually dispute anything I said in my last post? The reason marcos does not like me is that he does not like anyone who disagrees with leftwing politics and who is not anti-American.

To: Graystone who wrote (359)	12/13/2002 2:06:44 PM
From: marcos	Respond to of 443

Actually it's not correct to say i don't like Laz, i do in fact, as long as he keeps his place ... it just ain't fitten that those people get uppity, eh ... while he does like to stimulate typing with random button-pushing, there is much redeeming about him - you can see for instance his deep envy of the sense of humour displayed by those of us native to this continent, the approaches he makes to it, it is clear that he feels he may in so doing stand a chance of overcoming his nature and his nurture Good for him, because el humor mejicano is true injun humour, it will do things for him that his gallon of Ripple will not ... observe for instance his lead-in to the topic, the piece by the right wingnut who'd like to start a war over some electronic sign on a car that said Fuck you, this is still México .... it is plain that Laz feels in his first chakra the profundity of the humour expressed here, and you can tell he appreciates the natural courtesy of the indigenous that shows in the terminology, eh, the way it addresses the occupier in his own language, and leading as it does with such a teutonic sounding imperative, that F and K beginning and ending the very same syllable, and the economy used with vowels, you don't get this in castellano, that's for sure, since it's so difficult to rhyme with chíngate ... no, i think Laz may get it in the end .... ojalá