1. The treatment of the disadvantaged and the poor are very much in line
with the kind of thinking I've known from Wall Street that preferred to call
Muslims "Camel drivers" rather than oil men or Sheiks.   The same for any
other ethnicity.   The one constant in all of this is that the system seems
to turn any group that makes it into the system into bigots and racists
towards other less advantaged groups.   We have a common market in Europe
and elsewhere and the tolerant laws are enacted but are ignored and the
bragging about enactment increases as the basic abuse accelerates.   What
seems endemic to Wall Street and it's mud wrestling is also true of the more
erudite European socialist on the other side.   Note the Scandinavians in
this Roma story.  In the U.S. the left's inability to hear religious folks
is beyond tone deaf.   I'll admit that the religious are often the uber side
of parochial and difficult to tolerate socially with their proselytizing
attitudes, but it's just a culture and has its own rules just as the other
cultures do.   So no, it's not off topic.   It's another look at the same
fire from a different angle.  Don't things look different from the top of
the Matterhorn than they do on another peak?

2. (Sarkozy and LePen) Are you saying that Democracy is systemically
bigoted?     What do you suggest in its place?

REH 

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Christoph Reuss
Sent: Tuesday, August 10, 2010 6:06 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Futurework] "America "on the unlit, unpaved road to nowhere."

REH wrote:
> EUROPE
> Citizen Rights Don't Apply to Roma

What does this have to do with the previous posting that you quoted?
(Except as another misguided off-topic attempt at "tit for tat".)

> By the end of this year, France is set to adopt legislation
> to expel undocumented Roma residing in the country, "for
> reasons of public order."

Shouldn't Sarkozy know better?
Oh, I see, he has to bid for LePen's electorate again...
But that pretty much turns your "good/bad" scheme to its ear, doesn't it?

Chris




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