Michael Kleinert wrote:
> >BTW and completely OT - the only single thing that I know that crosses
> >the boundaries of culture, religion, socio-economic factors, race,
> >politics, gender, age blah b;ah blah is.... fireworks, the fabulous
> >hanabi that are everywhere in summer in Japan - everybody loves fireworks
> >no matter who they are. Is there anything else that anyone can think of?
>
> McDonald's ? ;-)
>
> or
>
> Coca-Cola ?
>
What about love, kindness, caring, etc. How many children have
you seen cry when they see fireworks for the first time. I've seen
quite a few in my time. There were probably a lot more shortly after
WW II with all those bombings. I mean hanabi sounds like a war
and looks like it too.
And in the US (of all places) dieters hate Coca-cola and McDonalds.
Other groups who cannot eat fried hamburgers (Hindus, Jews, Moslems etc)
probably do not think too highly of McDonalds either.
Come on think a little more globally please. None of this false
propaganda garbage.
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Received on Fri Aug 10 00:20:18 2001