Re: US Tragedy

From: Luisa F. Robles-diaz-de-leon (luisa@wam.umd.edu)
Date: Mon Sep 17 2001 - 21:50:53 BST

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From: "Luisa F. Robles-diaz-de-leon" <luisa@wam.umd.edu>
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    Kenneth wrote

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    > It seems to me, watching CNN all the time, that Americans can 't
    > grasp the fact that they did something, somewhere to somebody wrong.
    > And this seems to fit in the general picture of the child- analogy.
    > A bully turns always things upside down. He is not the blame, it is
    > always the others who don 't understand the way by which he behaves.

    I think that the US would benefit from thinking along these lines...
    I agree with you Kenneth,

    Luisa

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