Il faut toujours revenir aux fondements de la morale:

“I have a
suggestion of my own for a reality show. Take 15 Bush supporters and throw them
in a house in the suburbs of, say, Fallujah for at least 14 days. We could
watch them cope with the water problems, the lack of electricity, the check
points, the raids, the Iraqi National Guard, the bombings, and- oh yeah- the "insurgents". We could watch their house bombed to the ground and their few
belongings crushed under the weight of cement and brick or simply burned or
riddled with bullets. We could see them try to rebuild their life with their bare hands (and
the equivalent of $150)...” (http://riverbendblog.blogspot.com/)


et ensuite si on se met à sonder  on découvre bien des choses plus laides les unes que les autres...

Someone
sent me this link
to footage of a building (which I believe is in falluja) being blown up by a
U.S. missile. Turn up your volumes and listen to the shrieks of unrestrained
joy as the building goes up in smoke, taking god knows how many innocent
civilians with it. Notice also the use of the term "bitches" used in
feminizing, and therefore by implication degrading,their perceived enemies.
There you have it, militarized masculinity: it hides behinds big guns, never
looks its victims in the eyes (typique ça! et pas seulement de la violence guerrière: la violence administrative et la violence d'Entreprise en font un usage extensif! avez-vous vu le film de Ken Loach "Ladybird"?) and constucts its manhood at the expense of the
"womanized" other.”

(http://benevis-dige.blogspot.com/
“Monday, April 25, 2005)

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Et ce sont les gens et les même pays qui reprochent aux
musulmans de ne pas respecter les femmes !....