Rudy Canoza Indeed. Let me add some perspective to this by noting the personal context again. I too am an immigrant. I am not into white supremacy or anything like that. I'm only saying that as far as "multiculturalism" has been practiced for the most part, on the ground as opposed to in the minds of academics and other arm-chair professionals, it's simply replacing white supremacy with hispanic supermacy. And frankly, I identify more with the grandeurs of Western civilization than I do with the bonga-gonga fruitcake-for-brains ethos of this afro-hispanic culture moving in. It's also a matter of clbutt, of course, since the lower-orders of any society are roudier and crbutter (and yes I realize I'm monstrous in my determination to fight these monsters, but that's precisely why I so hate them all the more -- for what they turn me into, for what they force me to become). You crazy liberals out there will forever be puzzled why there's such a conservative backlash in this country until you realize one thing: in economic terms, both parties are selling the average American down the river, but at least in cultural matters, the repugs are making something of a stance more than the 'rats for personal sensibilities. It simply offends folks to walk down the street and not being able to read the damn signs. It offends folks to have to listen to music they don't like or hearing constant jabbering they don't understand in their homes or apartments. The Problem with Random Searches 1435Jeffrey E. Salzberg" One cannot be called a bigot when talking about a country of bigots. But then, the term GOYIM isn't considered bigotry by the denizens of the Fascist Jewish State of Israel... The devil's in the details, and so little things like having to "press 1 for English" on an already annoying telephone menu when English should be the de facto choice only increases the level of frustration. JudaeoBolshevism, IslamoBolshevismPatience And they saved many more innocent people!!! Without Hitler, kikes would have pulled the same stunt in Germany in the 1920's-30's as in Russia in 1917 and the gulag... In another hundred years, this will have all sorted itself out, I'm sure -- one way or the other. In the here and now, it isn't simply "intolerance" that's behind the animus. I think some respect for the host population goes a long way. After all, who likes to have their desk mysteriously rearranged?
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