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Old 05-13-2004, 11:41 PM   #21
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Like any boycott before by a government....the ones who suffer are the atheltes who have trained there whole life, and who's goal is to compete against there fellow athletes. Aside from that, does a boycott really acomplish anything except a few headlines for some weeks?

If it directly helped the middle east I would be all for it....how about we all boycott strapping c-4 to ourselves....see if it catches on?
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Old 05-14-2004, 01:51 AM   #22
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That struck me as being on the same order as, "Eat your oatmeal; there are Sudanese children who are hungry" (we all got that, right?)
My wise-acre older brother's reply was always: " Then mail it to them"
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Yeah, that was what I said too (in my childhood, I believe it was the little children in China who coveted my oatmeal). My mom laughed and never tried using the starving-kids ploy again to get us to eat.
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