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This is the explanation I've personally accepted for most of the anti-U.S. 
sentiment that I've noticed worldwide, though I never suspected it would 
erupt as violently as it did on September 11th.

--Chip Morton


At 08:45 AM 9/30/2001, you wrote:
>Predominantly the cause of all social tension is the state of the economy.
>When all elements of society are doing well then there tends to be harmony
>because nobody is interested in disrupting an environment in which most
>people are benefitting. When the economy starts to decline then social
>tensions come to the fore, because each social group is chasing after the
>declining wealth that exists and in those circumstances it is easy for
>fanaticism to whip up hatred of other social groups. Of course in many
>societies there is also intrinsic economic division, where one element of
>society is doing well while another element is suffering so the antagonisms
>between the social groups can be prevalent even when the economy is doing
>well.
>
>The social conditions can be seen to be behind most of the conflicts in the
>world, the fanaticism that arises is a symptom of these conditions and not
>the root cause of the divisions.
>
>Paul Richards
>
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