Diversity

[Lydia Banales]

Anne and Howard and others,
I've remained quiet and have had enough of this whole discussion, but
you really should not make assumptions about others. Who one votes for
and why is no one's business and has nothing to do with one's motives
for being a pilgrim. The joy of the Camino to me is that you meet people
with such diverse backgrounds and ways of thinking. It is very
enlightening and freeing. Lydia

Anne Burke wrote:

>I think we've pretty much established that there's no one walking the Camino
>who voted for Bush..........
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>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Howard Mendes" <HMe347aAOL.COM>
>To: <GOCAMINOaPETE.URI.EDU>
>Sent: Monday, January 27, 2003 10:05 PM
>Subject: Re: Anti-American sentiment
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>>I echo G. Hammond's response to Jeffrey Crawley's half-baked, naive
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>diatribe.  As I've stated previously, please keep geopolitics out of
>Listserve, especially from bleeding heart American apologists for our
>government's policies and actions. I find them particularly offensive.  By
>the way, I did not vote for Bush.
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>>Howard Mendes, NYC (Now in Brazil visiting with Camino friends for two
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>months)
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