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| quote: a civilized form of warfare
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| quote: Is that oxymoronic? Wink
I'd suggest not; most wars have been between civilisations.
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| I assume this Albert W. Emery is or was a marketing consultant or similar. A Google search disclosed a UK marketing consultant's Web page that quoted the same saying, but without any indication as to who he might be. Wikipedia doesn't seem to include him. I imagine the marketing folks would agree with such a sentiment, but not the general public.
Build a man a fire and he's warm for a day. Set a man on fire and he's warm for the rest of his life.
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| I suppose one might well reason that the whole point of civilization is so that you know what side you are on when the inevitable wars occur 
Myth Jellies Cerebroplegia--the cure is within our grasp
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