18771: Du Tuyau: Re; post 18618 and other post (fwd)

[Bob Corbett <corbetre@webster.edu>]

From: ViandeMoulue@aol.com

I am sorry. I want to say "bye-bye" and many people are happy I say "Bye-bye", but I cannot say "Bye-bye" completely for ever. Once in every while, I have to coming back because I like little fun. Anyway ...

In post 18618, Mister Simidor did a nice reply and I applaud-issement for him. He wrote for to Mister Guy Antoine: <<Let me also add “for the record” that “an obvious material connection” doesn’t suggest payment under the table. The little I know about Antoine suggest an honest middle-class kind of guy who is not in need of illicit payments from a corrupt government.>>

I like very much the first sentence. Very much so, I like. The second sentence I have little troubling for understanding. I have no very much right to questionning but if okay, I a little bit confused because my English understanding is not there yet. I read second sentence:

<<I knew that after his initial legal boast he would come to his senses and would know exactly what was expected of him.  In the process I made an honest man out of him again, and that deserves a thank you.>>

Oh God. I wish I understand English better but am confused little bit. If I understand well the beautiful language with Mister Simidor, the right deduction based on the sentence above shall be that anybody can attack anybody else personally with no fear of legalistic defamation, if the person don't have a very heavily "fat wallet" to sue. Quidam of the lawyerly 33 percent fee from any win-victory for winning party!

So people-friendly and not-so-friendly, please take note. If you are rich like Crésus in United-States-Great-States, you are immune from personal attack because somebody cannot attack on you with impunity because you can sue because it is costly to sue and you have little BIG MONEY. Is that what I am reading?

Mister Guy Antoine, I no know if you revolutionary but now, I understand little better in the Haitian context the text you wrote with Creole title: "Moun póv, se moun yo ye?" (Are poor people human-like too or are they humanoids?

Oh boy, I like Revolution and revolutionaries. They all going to save the moun póv-poor people Haitian. That why is why I so happy about Dr. Death (oh I sorry, Mister Jodel Chamblain), marching from Hinche to all other towns to bring us the "Revolution". That is so absolutely extraordinarily great for Haiti. I JUST LOVE REVOLUTION TOO!!

Du Tuyau, pensive