Re: dogma protests
AntiUtopia@aol.com
Fri, 03 Dec 1999 08:19:02 -0500 (EST)
In a message dated 12/2/99 9:57:40 PM Pacific Standard Time,
pariah1980@yahoo.com writes:
<< Is there such a thing as a non racist ethnic culture?
Even in Asia, there are some tensions between the
differing nations. With no offense to white people,
I've never had a black guy comment on my slanted
eyes(I'm Korean). Black people have been here for a
long time, struggled, and finally got some clout in
America. Korean's don't have as long a history or as
large a population in America as Caucasians, Africans,
Hispanics, and others have. >>
Yeah, this raises and interesting point. I grew up in Southern CA and the
most racial tension in some areas were between Koreans and Japanese -- those
were the two groups of gangs going at it the worst in the Long Beach area,
anyways (from what I was told).
The Japanese mourn the bombs we dropped, some Koreans say they wish we'd
dropped ten bombs because of Japanese atrocities in WW2.
I won't talk about British treatment of the Irish or the general Screwed
Overness of Jews throughout Europe for most of the last 2500 years.
Point is racism is everywhere -- you're part of the problem or part of the
solution. You can always find a reason to be part of the problem if you look
hard enough...
Jim