Europe remains dominated by a bunch of xenophobic, racist anti-semites who fear and hate America's freedom.

Here's just your latest example:

Copenhage, Denmark: Parents of more than 100 Danish scouts were outraged over a game of tag at a scout camp in which children acted as Jews wearing yellow Stars of David and tried to escape from adults pretending to be Nazis.



The group of about 160 scouts, aged 11-14, included a dozen teenagers from the Danish-speaking minority in northern Germany. The school yard was turned into a concentration camp with swastikas on the windows.



"I was shocked," Johanna Christiansen, a German woman, told the Ekstra Bladet newspaper on Thursday.



"It's wrong to expose children to this," said Christiansen, whose two daughters took part.



The local branch of the Danish Christian FDF scout organization organized the game last weekend at the Kongeaadal school, 260 kilometers (160 miles) southwest of Copenhagen.



Jes Imer of the local FDF chapter told the tabloid B.T. that they "may have crossed the line this time with a night game where Nazis chase Jews."



The school yard included a sign with the German words "Arbeit macht frei," or "Work will set you free," the infamous inscription over the entrance to the Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland.



"I don't know whether I should apologize," Imer told B.T., adding "I didn't want the game to hurt anyone."



None of those involved could be reached for further comment.

True, Europe ain't all that. But at least they're

wising up to the idiocy of our selected president's

ridiculous desire to bomb Iraq.

Besides, we live in a country that was founded

by a bunch of genocidal white supremacists who

claimed to be Christians, so who is judge.

I care, because I don't want Europeans to judge

me on the basis of the government that murdered

my ancestors and misrepresents my fellow Americans.

This is my land. This is not my government.

Wow, how dumb. Denmark has actually came out in support of Bush.

"http://quickstart.clari.net/qs_se/webnews/wed/ao/Qiraq-us-denmark.R3eB_CNK.html"

Your arguement shoots itself in the foot.



But, as I am never in favor of bad arguements, lets discuss your rhetorical strategy-----

Now If I changed a few words around, would this read like science fiction or a possible scenario.

"America remains dominated by a bunch of xenophobic, racist anti-semites who fear and hate Native Americans.

Here's just your latest example:

Pine Plains, New Jersey: Parents of more than 100 American scouts were outraged over a game of tag at a scout camp in which children acted as indians wearing indian feathers and tried to escape from adults pretending to be cowboys."

Look, Im jewish and think anti-semitism sucks anywhere. Racism sucks anywhere. But to point to one news example as a condemnation for an entire nation is foolish. What about Jasper.

Shame on you! Filling the web with anti-Danish bigotry!

BBC jan 22.



"The Social Democrats and the left-wing parties are now demanding a hearing with Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen and Foreign Minister Per Stig Moeller in the Folketing Danish parliament Foreign Policy Committee to achieve greater clarity about the government's plans for Denmark in the international offensive against Iraq.

The three parties want the two top ministers to explain whether there is anything in information in the American press that the government is secretly negotiating with the USA about taking part in a war while neither the USA nor the UN have adopted a final position. The parties therefore want Fogh Rasmussen and Per Stig Moeller to explain the government's policy when the prime minister is keeping open the possibility of Danish participation in a war despite opposition on the UN Security Council while the foreign minister has proclaimed that Denmark will work to strengthen the international legal community, including the UN.

"We have to hear what the government is involved in," the Socialist People's Party defence spokesman, Villy Soevndal tells Ritzaus Danish news agency .

The Socialist People's Party has called the meeting, which should take place on Thursday 23 January .

In recent times the party has slated the prime minister in the Folketing chamber to get him to back the reserved line which France and Germany have taken on going to war against Iraq here and now.

France has aired the possibility of the country using its veto on the UN Security Council.

However, Anders Fogh Rasmussen is keeping open the possibility of the government contributing to an attack on Denmark's behalf without the UN having giving approval for this through a new resolution, as required by Germany and France.

Source: Danmarks Radio web site, Copenhagen, in Danish 1943 gmt 22 Jan 03 "