Re: virus: Nuke Meme

Sebastian Kinsey (drsebby@hotmail.com)
Sun, 17 May 1998 00:14:51 PDT

Why you ask? isn't it a little self explanatory? Unfortunately the
term "people" is a very general one....with a value system imagined on
my part to approximate: hindi god, cows, praying to hindi god, feeding
holy cows, try to find something to eat, discuss hindi gods with equally
'intellectual' peers over a game of checkers, clean mat off so that i
may sleep.....etc., it is very difficult for me to attempt comprehension
of these "people" -- just as it would be for me to understand the deep
philosophies of cocker spaniels. In essence, I would have to say that
we are quite alone in this world of "people" due to our advanced level
of analytical and social complexity....we are well ahead of our time,
how many people could you really say you respect out of the multitudes
you've come into contact with?...1%?---not even! On a world-wide basis
i'm sure the number would be around .0001%---why do you think history is
generally cruel to those who would push it beyond it's path? Do you
think you would stand a chance at 'enlightening' your average
mid-westerner let alone some chump who came out of a malnurished infancy
only to seek prosperity in a realm of illiteracy, religeous fanaticism
and pre-school drop-outs? I think not! You better relegate yourself to
self gratification in this world of ours, he who lacks the understanding
of his peers is on his own, regardless of merit....sad but true- we only
have our fellow loners, forever locked out due to our inability to
amalgamate....think about it.

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>On Fri, 15 May 1998, red_mist wrote:
>
>> In message <355B60B0.BFDFCBC8@ma.ultranet.com>, Sodom
>> <sodom@ma.ultranet.com> writes
>> >This may be venturing into the political arena, but what in the
world
>> >makes a country of a billion people overjoyed at having tested their
own
>> >nuclear explosions? From the way the papers look, the populace of
India
>> >is happy about the aparent nuclear proliferation happening in their
>> >area. In 1950, I might be able to understand it, but currently India
>> >only has Pakistan for an enemy, and not a very threatening one at
that.
>> >Basically im wondering how a "pro" nuclear stance developes.
>
>India also has a more active China as an enemy, besides Pakistan. And,
we
>just gave China advanced missile technology.
>
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