Comments on: Vive la difference! http://samuel.kusangpalo.com/2006/viva-la-difference.html ...in search of that which was lost. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 10:08:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: AYEZA http://samuel.kusangpalo.com/2006/viva-la-difference.html#comment-431 AYEZA Tue, 09 May 2006 13:03:47 +0000 http://samuel.kusangpalo.com/?p=170#comment-431 i posted my take on this issue... and ive also asked my dad about Peter Paul and Mary ehhehe musta na? i posted my take on this issue…

and ive also asked my dad about Peter Paul and Mary ehhehe

musta na?

]]> By: charles ravndal http://samuel.kusangpalo.com/2006/viva-la-difference.html#comment-430 charles ravndal Tue, 09 May 2006 09:13:56 +0000 http://samuel.kusangpalo.com/?p=170#comment-430 I was quite appalled by that incident. I mean they could just corrected the boy instead of humiliating him and also resorting to name calling is so unethical. But i also agree about “when in Rome do what the Romans do” . It is called integration. I was quite appalled by that incident. I mean they could just corrected the boy instead of humiliating him and also resorting to name calling is so unethical. But i also agree about “when in Rome do what the Romans do” . It is called integration.

]]> By: Samuel Bilibit http://samuel.kusangpalo.com/2006/viva-la-difference.html#comment-428 Samuel Bilibit Tue, 09 May 2006 03:19:37 +0000 http://samuel.kusangpalo.com/?p=170#comment-428 Peter, Paul and Mary belonged to the protest generation of the 60's and 70's. That's why most of their songs reflect the sentiments of their generation. With the release of their song “If I Had a Hammer” in August 1962, Peter, Paul and Mary found themselves in the forefront of a protest movement that, for them, would address everything from world hunger and homelessness to civil rights, apartheid, and war. Though they attained legendary status as performers and recording artists, their motives reached beyond the desire for wealth, as indicated by the time and energy they devoted to nonprofit activities and benefits. Peter, Paul and Mary belonged to the protest generation of the 60’s and 70’s. That’s why most of their songs reflect the sentiments of their generation. With the release of their song “If I Had a Hammer” in August 1962, Peter, Paul and Mary found themselves in the forefront of a protest movement that, for them, would address everything from world hunger and homelessness to civil rights, apartheid, and war. Though they attained legendary status as performers and recording artists, their motives reached beyond the desire for wealth, as indicated by the time and energy they devoted to nonprofit activities and benefits.

]]> By: Major Tom http://samuel.kusangpalo.com/2006/viva-la-difference.html#comment-426 Major Tom Mon, 08 May 2006 15:12:47 +0000 http://samuel.kusangpalo.com/?p=170#comment-426 I had an older cousin who was a great fan of Peter, Paul & Mary and when I was a kid I could listen to them often but I didn't know till now that they have socially meaningful songs, very reminiscent of the local band Asin. That spoon and fork incidence in Canada is so lamentable and quite exposes how Canada is a little out-of-step when it comes to racial acceptance and assimilation. I had an older cousin who was a great fan of Peter, Paul & Mary and when I was a kid I could listen to them often but I didn’t know till now that they have socially meaningful songs, very reminiscent of the local band Asin.

That spoon and fork incidence in Canada is so lamentable and quite exposes how Canada is a little out-of-step when it comes to racial acceptance and assimilation.

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