Re: [tied] Re: Mercury and lead

Torsten,

> > Am I wrong, or perhaps you are trying to associate it with Mexican,
> > Colombian and Peruvian guerrillas?
> >
> No, no, no. You did that. I am a nice person. I only have nice
> opinions. I don't think there is any more violence in the three
> countries you mention than in any other civilized nation.
>
> Am I wrong, Torsten?
>
> Torsten:
> No, not really. The problem is, anybody who makes a claim like that
> is tampering with the general guilt and blame structure of the world,
> since he opens up a possibilty to argue that someone is not
> responsible for cruel acts because that person had been accidentally
> brain-damaged. This is a hard legal problem. Many people might get
> upset.
> I don't want to do that. Bene vixit qui bene latuit.

I don't want to engage me in a non IE discussion here. This forum is not
supposed to be a place for political matters. However, let me tell you that
your arguments are by far absolutely inaccurate to explain the suffering and
pains of the countries you have mentioned. You have showed a complete
ignorance about Latin American history (excepting if related to your pan-
theories) as well as the many problems involved in this matter. I see that it
is not your field and you can't be blamed for that, but at least I would have
expected a bit of humbleness and respect from your side when talking about
things of which you have not an idea and that are very painful for millions
of people in this side of the world at this very moment.

Not completely cordially yours,

Omar