<VV> Hurt feelings.........TOO BAD

[Bretts Vette]

Of course, if the proud owners of Trabants and other fine collectibles want to chime in then they are free to do so. :-)   Corvairs are genuinely American in their origin and the fact that our extreme left leaning government has done its dead level best to obliterate American industrial might irks us all.  Corvairs represented the pinnacle of American ingenuity and technical prowess and we are all proud of that as we are proud to keep these nifty little cars rolling on.  The outsourcing of parts is a sad commentary but bears no reflection on the enthusiasm every Corvair owner brings to the table.  In my book, anyone who takes the time to appreciate the Corvair is a fellow Corvair enthusiast. Period.  Anyone who takes offense at the neutering of American industrial might should take that issue up with their elected representatives by virtue of showing them the door.  What we need is an open referendum on term limits, give away programs and keeping American jobs here....for legitimate Americans.







> Date: Wed, 21 Oct 2009 12:43:07 -0400
> To: jay.pitchford at gmail.com
> From: carmerjr at mindspring.com
> CC: virtualvairs at corvair.org
> Subject: <VV> Hurt feelings.........TOO BAD
> 
> We haven't allowed Corvair owners in Communist countries to belong to 
> CORSA and I hope this will continue.
> 
> Chuck Armer
> /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> At 12:03 PM 10/21/2009, you wrote:
> >A thought on this thread - VV is a worldwide forum for ALL Corvair lovers,
> >including those far from our fair shores. Perhaps the xenophobic tone of
> >this and other threads on parts sourcing, slamming the general quality of
> >anything not made in the USA, may somewhat dent the appetite and enthusiasm
> >of non-US collectors for Corvairs.
> >I think we need to keep in mind as we all type that as VV posters, we are
> >often perceived as THE experts on Corvairs. Thus, what we say/vent
> >about/opine upon here can be misconstrued as the general opinion of Corvair
> >owners to others. That's what the posting rules here try to accomplish for
> >us all - keeping the image of Corvair collection and preservation as a noble
> >and worthwhile endeavor.
> >
> >(kicks away soapbox)
> >
> >Thanks,
> >
> >Jay Pitchford
> >65 Corsa Vert
> >Columbus OH
> >//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> 
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