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From: phl@drusd.UUCP (LavettePH)
Newsgroups: net.politics
Subject: Re: Fulminations
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Date: Mon, 19-Aug-85 16:21:34 EDT
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>>convince them of Mao's favorite dictum  [item  27
>>out of 402 in the little red book]:  "Whoever is the enemy of my enemy
>>is my friend.  Whoever is the friend of my enemy  is  my  enemy."   
>
>     Wrong, Comrade!  The source is King David himself!  
>
>     "Do I not hate them that hate Thee, O Lord, and am I not grieved with those
>that rise up against Thee?  I hate them with a perfect hatred:  I count them 
>mine enemies."  Psalm 139, I believe.
>
>     --Don Black

You are both right. Isn't it remarkable how the teachings of Marxism parallel
the teachings of the Bible?  Isn't it also remarkable that the Soviets no
longer follow the words of Lenin or Marx with any more diligence than the
Americans adhere to the words of Jefferson or Christ?

I sometimes wonder who will finally be recognized as the worst hypocrites of
the Twentieth Century.  Will it be the USSR or the USA?

- Phil