Re: More reactionary acts

So according to McDonalds, it "maybe...was wrong" for NATO to intervene in
Yugoslavia; however, because "there was not much at all that was good and
worthwhile...in Milosevic's Serbia", then the US/NATO intervention is
acceptable and okay?  Yes, this list has descended to Pugliese's level!

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On Thu, 18 Jan 2001, The McDonald Family wrote:

> At 01:23 PM 1/18/2001 -0500, you wrote:
> >
> >All personal attacks, nonsense and name dropping. No wonder why you are
> thrown off the
> >socialist registrer list. Isn't it obvious?  You cannot deal with the
> argumets without
> >labeling. Jared's calling of Kosovars "rubbish" is another straight
> nonsense *lie* you
> >are making up-- the same kind of  NATO rubbish you are defending.
> 
> Isn't it vaguely possible that maybe NATO was wrong to intervene, but that
> there was not much at all that was good and worthwhile, never mind
> defensible, in Milosevic's Serbia? Sabrina Ramet's recent book on popular
> culture in Serbia and its uses and abuses goes into excellent detail on this.
> 
> And if this got directly to Ms. Doyran's personal E-mail, my apologies --
> the reply function of my E-mail doesn't work for this list. Perhaps that
> presaged something.
> 
> >Mine
>