Heil Dubya!

Apparently, "nomorechess" is under the illusion -- or pretending that (s)he is
under the illusion -- that colonials spit out racist phrases similar to those
of their United Statesian oppressors. This has not been my experience. On the
contrary, aside from the outright sellouts -- such as Ms. Rice and General
Powell -- I NEVER have met a colonial subject of the United States who has
spouted a SINGLE racist attack on ANYONE. Of course, I haven't met all 100
million (or more) colonials within the military control of the United States,
in the the fifty States and the District of Columbia, but I'd be inclined to go
along with the idea that all racist lies emitted from within those borders
comes from United Statesians and other Europeans.

Not that Mr. Bourbaki has stated what I have said in the last sentence. You
distort his words in order to attack him. However, I merely take the
opportunity to accept your straw man and to attack IT. It is IMPOSSIBLE for a
colonial to be racist, since racism is a societal crime and one must be a
citizen of the colonial power (in this case, the U. S. A.) in order to be
racist. By definition, colonials are NOT citizens of the colonial power, but
SUBJECTS and, therefore, cannot be racist.

(Please note that I have called NO ONE "white" or "black", because NO ONE is
either "white" or "black".)

Whatever his personal failings, such as his racism, StanB is a proudly
flag-waving white American. Accordingly, StanB seems to be considered
"one of our own" by his fellow American political activists here


Read that again, *very carefully.*

Mr. Bourbaki is, for some reason or other, assumming that Stan Booz is
"white" (see above), and that he is "considered one of our own" by his
"fellow"
political activists here.

Which is to say, assumming we follow this racist "logic," that *all* the
political activists here are, for no reason whatever, presumed by Nick to be
"white." I'd say this sort of behavior demonstrates an underlying racist
attitude, not to mention considerable ignorance.


"It is better to remain silent, and be thought a fool, than to speak, and
remove all doubt."




BTW, not everyone here has identical political views, and certainly not
every
American political activist here agrees with Stan Booz' "my country, right or
wrong" mindset.
Obviously, Stan Booz -- whatever the shade of his skin happens to be at the
moment -- is far from "beyond reproach" by self-styled "outsiders." The
trouble is, hard evidence of a thing like racism is difficult to come by.
And besides, these petty disputes are not really about principles or virtues,
they are about *pride*.


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