<VV> "FNADER" is disrespectful

[Ron]

Of course, nobody could claim that it's in good taste, just typical for the 
lower class American rednecks.
RonH

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Garth Stapon" <corvair2 at earthlink.net>
To: <aeroned at aol.com>; <virtualvairs at corvair.org>
Sent: Wednesday, August 16, 2006 4:13 PM
Subject: Re: <VV> "FNADER" is disrespectful


>
> Group:
>
> Yes I am Canadian and I think I can make a generalization that sometimes 
> Canadians are more timid in their approach when compared with Americans. 
> This is not necessarily bad, but there is a difference.
>
> Although I might have some serious issues with what Mr. Nadar had to say 
> about one of my favorite automobiles, I think that it is very 
> disrespectful to crucify his opinion on my license plate or in any other 
> form of public communication.
>
> I and many of my Countrymen will not persecute anyone for having a 
> different opinion than ours.
>
> It's not that is not you do not have the right to voice your opinion, 
> (many Veterans have served us and the Country to give us this right) but 
> some such as I might take the position that Mr. Nadar actually did us a 
> favor by making our favorite car more affordable to buy.
>
> Some might even argue that he - Connecticut's own Ralph Nadar - forced the 
> largest automaker in the world to review their investment in making the 
> automobile safer instead of just taking the money to the bank.
>
> Flame on...
>
> Respectfully, Garth
>
>
>
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