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From: nurev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Friday, February 05, 1999 9:43 PM
Subject: Re: My Defining Moment.(Was Fascism On
The Move)
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>
>flw wrote:
>>
>> Let me tell you something J2.
>>
>> How do you know I am a "middle class white
guy?"
>> You know nothing about my life history.
>>
>> I am tired of smug, trendy, leftist
stereotypes.
>>
>> Do you want to know my defining moment?
>>
>> A few years ago, while watching CNN I witnessed
>> American tanks
>> smashing, burning, gassing American children,
>> women, men live on T.V.
>> I watched with my mouth open and heart
pounding.
>> At that moment I was
>> ashamed to be a veteran. I was ashamed to be an
>> American.
>
>Really? What the hell took you so long? You are
too
>smart to think that this is the first atrocity
that
>America has perpetrated on its own people. I
won't
>even mention what it did to others.
>Joshua2
What is a defining moment? It is very subjective.
For some German Jews it was having their firearms
confiscated. For some it was being subject to
"quotas". Others woke up when they were banned
from certain occupations. For some it was having
to wear a yellow star. For some it didn't happen
until they were herded into cattle cars.
Yes I was angry over the bombing of Move. However
there is nothing like being
a shocked live witness to a carefully executed
mass murder in living color to get
one's attention.
By the way, I don't think you could call Move
"left" or Waco "right". Both practiced
"alternative" lifestyles. Interesting to note that
over 50% of the Waco Mass Murder victims were
"minorities". Perhaps thats why Rep. Conyers
originally spoke out against the Waco Atrocity and
called for Reno's resignation until he got his
"Liberal Establishment" marching orders.
Maybe why the Move victims didn't get the proper
attention was because of "racialism." since the
Mayor of Philedelphia was a black man.
It was OK for him to bomb other blacks.
The media basically took the attitude that it is
OK for a black mayor to kill black citizens. If
Rizzo had done it though, they would have given
that atrocity proper recognition.
An atrocity has to have the right "politically
correct" stereotypes for the corporate media to
become indignant over it. After all, if an
atrocity can't be used to forment
tribalism, why should anyone care about it?
flw
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