3 Comments. Add your own...

• 1. Mohammad | March 27th, 2007 at 9:47 am

  What do we expect from people full of hatred, violent hostility, and at the same time illiterate!
  Sho hal zaman yally khalla el …(bala mn n2ola).

• 2. Leila | March 27th, 2007 at 4:52 pm

  While the statement has words that are not suitable for a politician, I guess we crossed the level of “civil” a long time ago.
  When a full of Love, peace and very well educated Junblat calls an entire section of the population ghanam,aghbya2 we bala 3ael, and asks for “tebn and sh3eer” for them, it is ok right?
  I guess it is, since you can not treat all people in Lebanon with the same standards.
  You know those creatures that dare to say they are Lebanese are not worth anything, so who cares if they are insulted, if their rights are constantly taken or if they are killed who cares?
  they are just nothing, zbele, right?
  The concept of equality and dealing with your fellow citizen as a human being who has the right to have a different opinion, different aspirations, but still should have his/her rights as a citizen in the country, and should have the minimun of respect and dignity is simply non existent in Lebanon.
  Until we ALL believe (and not only say) that we are not the better, the only one right, or the ashraf or whatever you wanna call it we r in deep trouble.
  before you give a kneejerk answer, the same argument applies to people from both sides. Just when you assess things try to see how the words u utter affect the other side.
  my 2 cents..just because I still believe the good is in all of us, and we need to calm down

• 3. S.M.S. | March 27th, 2007 at 11:35 pm

  8th of March politicians, when cornered by really trick questions, either resort to screaming matches and low level language (uhmmm :P), or start stuttering. That is expected from them when in interviews with no prepared speeches, but the problem is they do display the same level all the time.

Leave a Reply

Trackback this post  |  Subscribe to the comments via RSS Feed