Sometimes you are not sure if you are allowed not to be unhappy about someone's death.
(This is all I would like to say on this subject.)
Monday, 13 October 2008
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This is not a nice blog entry. Anyway, I think that Haider has proven to be a very predictable member of the Austrian establishment, and his followers may do more harm than he ever did. He was either in opposition or government Austria remained a peaceful and prosperous country. And as a true populist, he was really connected with the people, especially in Carinthia.
It is not a nice blog entry indeed. But it was an honest one.
Because sometimes you just don't know how to feel about the death of certain persons. Especially when they drive to quick and risk the lives of others, too.
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