What the EU Can Teach America

mkpdavies · 19-01-2005, 03:46 AM

http://www.thenewamerican.com/tna/20...o18no02_eu.htm

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Professor Roberto de Mattei of Italy’s Monte Cassino University notes that "it is difficult to find a term as ambiguous as ‘discrimination.’" In his analysis in the U.S.-based Chronicles, he insists that the "pretense of abolishing any form of discrimination constitutes an act of brutal egalitarianism." He predicts that a clergyman who praises the traditional family, condemns homosexual unions, or upholds traditional moral standards will invite "criminal sanctions." Ultimately, he claims, the Charter that is to be the basis for a new European constitution exudes "a totalitarian spirit [that] will provide an indispensable tool to corner those who do not identify with the new European values."

We could be in trouble people, we could be accused of dicriminating against the EU and banged up for it. With the stretch I will have to do for not having an ID card, and for driving my car more than twice a week, I don't think I will be coming out when I go in! I hope they still have Xbox's and pool tables then!

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Morville believes this definition could include "minor civil disobedience." He wonders if mere dissent about the EU will eventually be added. He believes that "instead of fighting terrorism, the E.U. is introducing state terrorism."

Scares the hell out of me!

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