Re: [Cz-L] Resilience

Resilience is all that Hardy claims, but there is a difference
between resilience and stupidity.
We did not run away because we lacked resilience.
Why should we have stayed? To suffer more?
What could we have hoped for in the Soviet Union?
Think of your children and grandchildren, are they better of where they
live now, or would you want them to live in Chernivtsi, Kiev or Moscow?

Mimi

Quoting HARDY BREIER <HARDY3_at_BEZEQINT.NET>:

> All who speak of resilience do not really understand the term :
> It means power of resistance, elasticity, adaptability.
> On all the above we behaved miserably.
> We simply ran away.
> With the first possible occasion.
> Call this resilience if you wish.
> To make it sound heroic.
> Resilience ?
> Hardy
>
>
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