Re: he was a man who lived his life in small rooms

From: bc <human@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 11 Feb 2002 10:08:10 -0600
Subject: Re: he was a man who lived his life in small rooms

this has probably been done before, the personification of
'the nation-state', but i wonder what 'diagnosis' the USA
would get these days, by a registered psychiatrist and-or
psychologist. for example, would the USA be manic, psycho-
pathic, abberant and self-absorbed amongst other attributes
of a better disposition? how is the country (the USA) like a
small room, in its insular view of the platform of the world?

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