She can be MY Governess anytime. And I kind of like her "surly" nature.AEA wrote:Only if she could be Governess!bryang wrote: Surly Sara Palin would want to be a part of Texas...I mean Tejas del Norte, reckon? .
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- Fri Apr 03, 2009 10:13 am
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- Tue Mar 31, 2009 7:41 am
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Most Texans are not Texans.
- Mon Mar 30, 2009 8:40 am
- Forum: LEO Contacts & Bloopers
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I guarantee that in both the Military and the Law Enforcement communities you will find those who would follow orders, and those who would not in regards to this issue.
One way for a government to stack the odds in their favor is to use units from other states to enforce these type of actions. When you don't have a sense of community or identity, it is much easier to carry-out harsh orders without your conscience getting in the way.
When the Soviets did their final push into Germany, the majority of their shock/spearhead units consisted of their Asian troops that spoke neither German or Russian. It is hard to surrender to someone that doesn't speak your language, and even harder to engender any sense of pity with someone that you cannot relate to.
One way for a government to stack the odds in their favor is to use units from other states to enforce these type of actions. When you don't have a sense of community or identity, it is much easier to carry-out harsh orders without your conscience getting in the way.
When the Soviets did their final push into Germany, the majority of their shock/spearhead units consisted of their Asian troops that spoke neither German or Russian. It is hard to surrender to someone that doesn't speak your language, and even harder to engender any sense of pity with someone that you cannot relate to.