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Re: off topic postsFrom: Betsy Hyde (elishyde@mindspring.com)Wed Aug 31 20:17:38 2005
On Wednesday, August 31, 2005, at 08:15 PM, Dr Eberhard W Lisse wrote:
> Thousands of Iraquis are being killed every day nobody gives a shit, Perhaps the dissatisfaction in the US has not made the Namibian press....many people in the US are opposed to the war in Iraq. Many of us *do* give a shit, do support antiwar efforts, do support withdrawal of the troops, and do care deeply about deaths of both Iraqis and US troops.
> Oh really? Have you checked the massive outpouring of financial support from personal citizens in the US for the Tsunami? How can you possibly make such an uninformed comment? The personal contributions of US citizens to Tsunami relief were considerable. http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20050109/news_mz1e9adelman.html It is absolutely incredulous that anyone would whine about attention paid to the devastation on the US Gulf Coast, especially when members of this list live there. Hit delete if you don't want to read the posts. Some of us do. If you want to discuss Darfur and Rwanda, and the genocide there, then go ahead and post. Many of us in the United States are very concerned re the destruction in our country, and in Sudan and Rwanda as well. Your lack of sensitivity is pretty amazing, el.
-- Betsy Hyde CNM Assistant Clinical Professor, Yale University Branford, CT
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