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mapachito13 -> RE: Racial Issues in the News - One Stop Thread (4/17/2008 10:03:18 AM)
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ORIGINAL: TomTurn quote:
Here in SoCal some wear tee shirts with the slogan, "I didn't cross the border, the border crossed us!" The Gabrialino and Chumash native americans were first followed by the Spanish and after independence the Mexicans. LA (California) wasn't part of the US until 1848 but we sure inheirited a lot of ex-Mexican citizens! It nice living in a place with many different colors. How exciting is a one-color piece of paper? Now I am not saying this in a mean way to you. And all of you can say go and play with your tinfoil hat But Mark this date down and in 5 years from today what you are going to see over California, Texas, New Mexico and Arizona is a new flag of a Mexican styled Palestinian nation. Not that it will be that but it will be claimed as that. Trust me, the numbers are here, protests are already happening and will soon be followed by more agitation and then violence. And if anyone thinks the bad element in Mexico and Central/South America will not join hands with the bad islamic element, I would ask them to think again. Mexico has never been an ally with the U.S. Even in WWII they allowed German spies to operate within the country. There has been a rif since the 1840's and it will get worse and soon. Has been a long time coming. You really need to get out of your small town more often and experience a little diversity in your life! Because their is underlying racism behind your race war fantasy. First go to a citizenship ceremony closest to you in one of the states you just mentioned and you will find out how "un-American" these Mexican, Central and South American immigrants are. There are citizens from these countries that are even serving in our Armed Forces that eventually become citizens. You'll see at least 10 servicemen and women getting their citizenship. Japanese-American were victims of Eurocentric xenophobia during WWII even though the Japanese units were some of the most decorated units in the war. That in spite of the fact that their family members were at an internment camp. Americans of German descent didn't have to suffer the same attack on their dignity. Why because they were of European heritage. It's sad that in the 21st century their are still some that harbor that same neuroses. Same paranoia but towards a different race. BTW, what protests are already happening? And I'll enjoy being here (in LA) in five years still living under this flag [sm=flagamerican.jpg]!
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