🚀 go-pugleaf

Now would be the time to drop a bunch of anthrax into watts, eradicate a
bunch of this "ghetto mentality", and roll the blame off onto Bin
Laden,,,,,,,,
"Ariel Bender" <nomorefundies@antijihad.co.uk> wrote in message
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>
> I'm unaware of any Hispanics making fun of the disaster, or at
> least no more so than any non Hispanic group. The one group
> who I have noticed as behaving in an inappropriate manner
> on this issue would be a minority of young ghetto blacks who
> are South Central, or at least LA, natives. There are A FEW
> young blacks who seem to feel like this was not their tragedy
> and not aimed at them. These individuals in question are
> products of the ghetto and the ghetto mentality, and seem to
> be all native Californians, hence the mentality " it wasn't
> aimed at me ". If these kids had family on the east coast
> they would see the error of their ways, fast.
> They certainly are a small minority of the total Afro-American
> population, as well as a minority of the population of those
> areas. The culprit seems to be poor education which gives
> these kids a sense of being disconnected, reinforced by
> identity politics championing this lack of connections,
> ( and related aspects - Farrakhan's pseudo-Islamic cult
> and countless hate mongering gangster rappers ) , the
> isolation and ghettoization that are particularly virulent in
> Los Angeles, and, probably most importantly, the individuals
> themselves, for accepting all these conditions and behaving
> badly.
> This segment is certainly a minority of black America, black
> California, black LA, or even South Central and assorted
> pockets elsewhere, but it seems to be the only exception
> to the mourning and nationwide/world wide coming together.
> ( Aside from the LAPD who are conducting business as usual
> in their usual cowardly way rather than reorienting priorities
> for the national emergency )
> Hispanic Americans as a whole are just as affected by this
> as non Hispanic Americans. As for immigrants, remember
> that terrorism is no stranger to Latin America, although
> it does seem to have mysteriously decreased in recent years.
> ( In the 60s and 70s Latin America was equal to the Middle
> East in terms of the scourge of terrorism, I;m not sure why it
> has plummeted so rapidly. Perhaps the reason why could
> offer a way out of the current crisis )
> Latin Americans have far more of an understanding of this
> sort of thing than USAmericans. While this scale is certainly
> unprecedented, terrorism of some sort has plagued virtually
> every nation in Latin America in the last 40 years ( perhaps
> excepting only Costa Rica ) . Latin America is solidly behind
> the US on this one. This was not just an attack on the US,
> this was an attack on western civilization. The only elements
> in Latin America who would celebrate are elements like the
> Sendero Luminoso and EPR, which represent a small minority
> of the populations.
> Clearly this tragedy shows all the Latin-haters in these NGS to
> be complete morons with their heads in the sand as well as
> clearly part of the problem. The enemy consists of racists,
> extremists and fundamentalists in all nations, not just Ben
> Ladin and the Talibanes but everyone who shares the
> taliban mentality, and the Taliban mentality seems to be
> very rooted in America. During this time of national
> emergency, all identity politics and all hatred of ethnic
> groups/races needs to stop. Those who persist play
> into the enemy's hands.
>
>
> Fanatics of some doctrine or teacher excuse
> themselves from their own guilt behaving as
> if they were judges, always trying
> to believe that they need to legitimize them-
> selves. - Nietzsche
>
> Any preoccupation with ideas of right or wrong in
> conduct shows an arrested intellectual development.
> - Oscar Wilde