I rarely do this, but this simply needs to be seen in its entirety.

M>> What has Mexico done for other countries? I could give you quite a
list.
L> >Go for it.<

M>Let's start with something easy. Carmen del Rio, Mario Moreno
'Cantinflas',
Anthony Quinn. A little heavier: Frida Kahlo, Alfaro Siqueiros, Diego
Rivera (beware,  Communist alert). To be continued ...<

L>Names?  That's it?  Lets have some contributions and who they benefitted.
I'm perfectly willing to be educated on this one.  I can't think of any
significant contributions Mexico has made to other countries, but that
doesn't mean there haven't been any.  While you're at it, be sure to keep
in
mind that if movie stars and artists qualify, the ones from the U.S. go on
the list too.<

M< Never heard of them? Hardly surprising.

L>If I had meant "done to" I would have said "done to."  You've been real
critical of what the U.S. has not done for > others.  Now's your chance to
be as honest about what your own country(ies) have done for others or is it
only the U.S. that has to meet your standards?  If you've got nothing to
say
on behalf of your countries, I suggest you reconsider your comments about
mine.<

Sunshine, seek help. Or at least a clue. You ain't got one.

M>Then you went on about  what a good little bureaucrat you were. The fact
that the wonderful irony of this totally escaped you is simply priceless.

L>You got what you asked for.  You asked what I had done for other
countries
and I answered.  If you don't like the fact that I have actually made
contributions to other countries, tough.  One of the risks of such snide
questions is that you'll get an answer you didn't expect.  If you don't
like
the fact that you haven't got any accomplishments of your own to share,
then
go do something so that, next time, you have something so say too . . .
Sunshine.<

Lee-baby, you came to the pissing contest without equipment. 

Can somebody clue Lee in? He still does not get it. There's got to be some
kind soul out there. 

M