Gość: Yidele
IP: *.budimex.com.pl
27.10.01, 18:09
Dear K, You haven't answered any of my assertions or questions - I have no
intention of ignoring yours, so let's analize them:
>>"... I really think you have just mixed-up the point I was trying to make.
>>I am disappointed in an increased blind-full leftist mindset among many
Poles.
>>I did not change, as you trying to suggest. I had fought this ridiculous
logic
>>before, and I still do. Therefore, if I am alienated that is because there is
more and more leftists “thinkers” who think that they are suddenly independent."
Pray, what point did I mix up? please point this out to me :
1) You claim: "It is so strange feeling to be out for few years and now not
being able to find your own intellectual roots in your native country" - Yours
is a voice of a rejected & alienated man - this OBVIOUSLY is because you
thought that Polish intellectual leanings were going to be as optimistically
right-wing as they were at the beginnig. You failed to take into account a
number of issues ( not surprisingly, as you were abroad learning how to be an
American ) amongst which the formost is the complete sell-out of the political
center/right and the compromises which brought criminals and thieves from AWS,
ZCHN, ROP into positions where they could do their theiving worst. You also
failed to take into account the influence of the radical, anti-west clergy who
see America as the root of all evil and whoredom ( isn't that surprising? just
like the Taliban's Mullah's)
2)you expose your ambivalence toward your Homeland:
"I am not sure if I should be disappointed or glad that I am not there"
Are these the words of a man who is at home in the culture that bore him?
3) you expose the depth to which you assimilated the ersatz "values" of the
american pseudo-right, symbolised by R.Limbaugh, G.D.Liddy and other
Politologues:
" And I thought that liberals are a problem"
