Re: Paper Tiger

"Brian Jackson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> "Harbinger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >"Water Barbarian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
>
> >> What is going on with this wheat guy. Running out of his argument about
> >> Tibet. First picking something from a liar, and now talks about herpes
of
> >> Mao. I am afraid this is all those TI guys can think about, herpes.
>
> I think you consider me a "TI guy" (simply for defending their basic
> acknowledged right to self-determination, their sovereign decision not
> mine, but that's another thread) -- and *I* rarely think about herpes ;-)
>
> >> And what is the big deal of what Mao got, herpes, aids or what ever?
>
> Well, what do you think? Agree with your cohort that he probably got
> it from sexual contact with American GI's? Or do you have a different
> spin on things.....
>
> >The TI guys are now bankrupt. Bankrupt of ideas.
> >They run out of good argument, and have to resort to gossips to sidetrack
> >attention.
>
> A smooth, but rather pathetic attempt to clutch victory here. Mao's
> sexual habits are well known, and have been for a long time. He like
> little girls, in fine dragon tradition it seems. It's not possible for
> you to fob this off as simply "gossip", enough formerly innocent
> Chinese girls have told their tales already. And while you're trying
> to pose yourself as the honourable purveyor of a good argument, have
> you forgotten already that you started this thread with the following
> rock-solid "argument":
>
> >>>> Chairmam Mao said: "Imperialists are paper tigers."
>
> Yup, just marvel at the carefully constructed structure, the
> irrefutable premises, the sound logic and inescapable conclusion.
> Actually since Mao himself was an unashamed imperialist himself, I
> conclude that he was also a logical idiot.
>
> Oh! Wait! Was Mao a Chair *man* or a Chair *mam*? Maybe the clever
> Hard Binger is giving another clue to Mao's unknown sexual preference
> or gender self-identity. Can I call him The Great Helms Ma'am now?
>
> >I promises not to be harsh next time. I was trying to administer
admonition
> >not cudgel.
>
> I think you and your thesaurus are *so* cute, albeit rather overly
> obsequious and servile, heh heh.
And you thought he couldn't read!
Me neither.
>
> Brian
> -- 
>  "The actions in Tiananmen Square were a good thing. We do not regard them
>   as a tragedy." - Premier Li Peng to then Secretary of State James A.
Baker
>