Heidegger

In a message dated 30/05/2007 14:52:35 GMT Standard Time,
_crifasian at sbcglobal.net_ (mailto:crifasian@sbcglobal.net) writes:

CHAVEZ:
“Enemies of the homeland, particularly those behind the scenes, I will give
you a name:
Globovision. Greetings gentlemen of Globovision, you should watch where you
are going,”
Chavez said in a broadcast all channels had to show.

Compared with…

HEIDEGGER:
…. identifying the hidden enemies within the nation - “in order to
annihilate them totally:

CHAVEZ:
“I recommend you take a tranquilizer and get into gear, because if not,
I am going to do what is necessary.”

HEIDEGGER:
[regarding a more permanent form of tranquilization]

“Agriculture is now a mechanized food industry, in essence the same as the
manufacture of corpses in the gas chambers and death camps.”

The inference from comparing Heidegger’s two statements is that he must have
been very pleased with the
current methods of agricultural production, for he was one of the ones who
vigorously recommended such methods
in the first place - but not to mere cabbages - to HUMAN BEINGS!

If somebody counters that he: *never actually recommended the concentration
camps as a method mass killings,*
then one must suppose that he meant
that execution squads should visit individual homes and shoot them street by
street in private?

Regards,

Jud Evans.

Personal Website. http://evans-experientialism.freewebspac…

Posted on Wednesday, May 30th, 2007 at 2:35 pm
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