In article <9301220304.AA09846.9846@alfred.ccs.carleton.ca>, George Frajkor <gfrajkor@CCS.CARLETON.CA> writes:
|> GEORGE BAUER writes:
|> >
|> Man says: I love you, I want to marry you.
|> And we will live happily
|> ever after by following the God-given order of man deciding all the
|> important affairs while woman changes the diapers.
|> Woman says: I love you, I want to marry you.
|> And we will live
|> happily ever after in a partnership where each of us shares the
|> burdens and the responsibilities.
|> Czechs are still quoting the first lines of these dialogues.
|> And wondering how come there was a divorce.
Your comparison here may be quite appropriate, but can you explain why in this framework Czechs are never mentioning that they were living for about 20 years
under G.Husak, Slovak and nationalist (according to his former jailors).
(Please replace "mentioning" with "complaining" in the text above.) It is surprising for me, if you think of all that persecution etc. we were reading about.
|>
|> As for politicians ignoring the wishes of the peoplem, you will
|> have to explain why the people elected them when both party platforms
|> were abundantly clear and abundantly discussed.
|>
I do not think that it would be so difficult to explain.
