This discussion is of no interest to the list.
How do you know that?
I am not going to rise to your bait. Your love of stirring up
controversy keeps you from being able to be a positive contributor to
the list.
Ricardo Duchesne wrote:
This discussion is of no interest to the list.
How do you know that?
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California
Simulating activism is not the only way to be positive...guess I blew
it again. I'll be on my periodical unsub anytime soon, anyways.
I am not going to rise to your bait. Your love of stirring up
controversy keeps you from being able to be a positive contributor to
the list.
Ricardo Duchesne
Mine,
Am only trying to argue that one cannot take on such a huge moral
burden as "liberation of third world from western oppression", or
from capitalism, without examining one's social position within the
West. There's a real moral dilemma when a person living in it up in
the West demands
Mine wrote:
Besides the problems with the article (which i have not read in details),
the fact that Indians make "commercial movies" should not lead you to
normalize the brutality of western imperialism and epidemic violence done
to third world people. did you ever attempt to think why Indian
Ricardo, you keep skating close to the edge. You say that you do not intend
to provoke, but you seem to poke and poke -- maybe just to get a reaction. We
do not need that here.
Ricardo Duchesne wrote:
Now you are getting high on pity which is another trait of
third worldists who think that
Besides the problems with the article (which i have not read in details),
the fact that Indians make "commercial movies" should not lead you to
normalize the brutality of western imperialism and epidemic violence done
to third world people. did you ever attempt to think why Indian directors
Besides the problems with the article (which i have not read in details),
the fact that Indians make "commercial movies" should not lead you to
normalize the brutality of western imperialism and epidemic violence done
to third world people. did you ever attempt to think why Indian directors
shift
Brad, this sentence does not belong to me. My post was a reply to Ricardo's
post about Indian film producers. please, read Ricardo's entire response, then
you will make the connection.
merci,
Mine
I did not write:
Why this extraordinary desire to keep Africa from exporting textiles
to
