aw. RE: aw. RE: aw. RE: aw. RE: Why did Elser plant the bomb?

[Lawrence Bryan]

Wasn't the term GI a joke on Government Issue?

Lawrence

On Feb 16, 2009, at 8:41 AM, Bekah wrote:

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> On Feb 16, 2009, at 4:40 AM, Kai Frederik Lorentzen wrote:
>> Well, at least the diet-manuals of the Nazis were full of sentences  
>> like
>> "Dein Körper gehört nicht dir, dein Körper gehört dem deutschen  
>> Volk!"
>> (Your body does not belong to you, your body belongs to the German  
>> people).
>> Add the latest possibilities of wonderful bio-technology and you  
>> see where
>> all this is going ... Where are my smokes? Kai
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> I remember my son being busted in the Navy SeaBees for getting a  
> sunburn.  They said it was misuse of government property.
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> Bekah
> with no big opinion on personal health as a national issue -  
> affordable (or free) health care/ insurance is though
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>>> Date: Mon, 16 Feb 2009 00:05:40 -0500
>>> From: kelber at mindspring.com
>>> To: pynchon-l at waste.org
>>> Subject: RE: aw. RE: aw. RE: aw. RE: aw. RE: Why did Elser plant  
>>> the bomb?
>>>
>>> Is "physical fitness a mission of the state" fascist? How about  
>>> this take: In opposition to ferocious lobbies by capitalist  
>>> agribusiness conglomerates
>>> and fast food empires that push their high-fat,artery-clogging  
>>> wares, leading to an obesity epidemic; beleaguered public health  
>>> officials desperately try to get some health-related laws on the  
>>> book: banning restaurants from using trans-fatty acids, maybe  
>>> getting a little funding for physical ed, all based on the idea  
>>> that the government ought to take an active role in public health.  
>>> Fascism?
>>>
>>> Laura
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>>>> From: Kai Frederik Lorentzen lorentzen at hotmail.de
>>>
>>>>
>>>> 3) To consider "pysical fittness a mission of the state" is  
>>>> indeed fascist.
>>>>
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