Originally posted by General
[email protected] 26 2006, 02:39 AM
Well, he and his people can't farm worth a sh*t. If starvation, plunder, and chaos are to be consider good things, then Mugabe is the reincarnation of Christ. If suffering from the world's largest inflation rate (1000%), shortages of virtually every basic product, and having 25% of your people leave your country is good, then I would hate to see what constitutes evil. Mugabe is the epitome of the uneducated, idiotic, left. Let this be a lesson to all of you looters on Che-Lives. Communism and theft are bad for societies and result in widespread death and poverty.
I am proud to be an American
Cause at least I know I'm free
I am proud to be an American
Cause at least I know I'll eat
ah, so the general strikes again. very well, then. we shall beat him back to his bunker.
1:
mugabe may be idiotic, but he's certainly not un-educated. i think you used that word because it created a final, conclusive link in your chain of senselessness. please, make sure every word you use has a logical, tangible function.
1.121:
mugabe is not a leftist. he may, at one point, have had leftist leanings, with his interest in pan-africanism, leninism, and maoism, but, mugabe's passing, temporary interests are like the clouds at which he sticks his tongue out, first getting a little taste, then moving on to more dubious endeavours.
1.146:
dubious endeavours, such as sponsoring homophobia. dubious endeavours, such as exploiting conflict to get his hands on the congo's natural wealth. in fact, kabila and mugabe both signed contracts on behalf of this.. corporate enterprise. hmph, leftism, indeed. sorry.. try again.
1.192:
i would, in fact, ask you why you consider mugabe a leftist, but, assuming that you even understand the question, you'd probably make appeals to his words, his claims, instead of his deeds. that's okay, that's pretty typical, so i don't really hold it against you and your band of intelleqchuwals.
1.2:
the economic problems may or may not be partially caused by mugabe. he's corrupt, and he's an idiot; really, no question about that. however.. at a certain point, domestic policy ends, and foreign policy kicks in. i wonder how many of the problems are africa-caused, and how many of them have been, if not directly, then at least indirectly, fostered, if not outright sparked and ignited, by all kinds of silly american and european interventions.
but, since you're the expert on the economic issues of zimbabwe and, by extention, on africa in its entirety, i'll simply pass the question on to you.
if you're unable to discuss it logically and thoroughly, i understand. i won't hold it against you, either, since i suspected as much all along. however.. i would, at any rate, expect you to at least think a minute before you slam your hands across the keyboard, posting whatever string of words that just happen to come out of your clumsiness.
assuming, of course, that you'd like to be considered honest and informed, not dry and malicious (as, naturally, you are considered now).
anyway, i await your response.. and your analysis.