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To: LaBelleDameSansMerci
I don't think the discussion of this issue you see before you remotely resembles blind acceptance of anything, nor are its participants asleep, as you imply, or you would hardly have replied in the manner you did. Can you make a substantive argument against Lewis's points without the derision? It might help your credibility as much as quoting LaRouche has hurt it, if I might presume to make a gentle suggestion...

Clearly, as I meant to state, the "clash of civilizations" model suffers from its treatment of both sides as monolithic and the model itself from excessive bipolarism. But the root of the dispute is, I think, something along that line, whether it's stated by Lewis, Huntington, Kissinger, or even LaRouche. Do you agree?

53 posted on 02/12/2002 12:42:08 PM PST by Billthedrill
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To: Billthedrill
"...But the root of the dispute is, I think, something along that line, whether it's stated by Lewis, Huntington, Kissinger, or even LaRouche. Do you agree?...'

"The root of the dispute". Thank you. I've been waiting for someone to tell me what the "dispute" is. When did it start? Who is a terrorist?

And then, I would be interested to read your opinion of an entrepenurial dentist who pulls teeth in order to prevent tooth decay; or a surgeon who cuts off breasts in order to spare women the possibility of developing breast cancer.

I believe a "clash of civilizations" is, in fact occuring. But I also happen to perceive it as a three-way clash. Or, in the sentiments of Gereal Patton, I would attack in both directions.....

54 posted on 02/12/2002 1:00:20 PM PST by LaBelleDameSansMerci
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