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andrel <a_l### [at] hotmailcom> wrote:
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> In, this and several other post by you, you mention the immigrants as a
> problem. There is no counter post that shows interest in or friendship
> for them. In view of the discussion I though it useful to point out that
> this is exactly why immigrants don't feel welcome. It was not meant as a
> personal attack, merely as as meta-observation.
Although not specifically a "counter post", I did, in my reply, state
specifically that racism is destructive and irrational. Your general point,
however, that immigrants receive too little in the way of specific welcome and
acceptance, I grant as correct. I thank you for suggesting (by implication) a
specific constructive action that an individual might take in opposition to
racism.
For the record, to anyone who has recently immigrated to my country (the U.S):
Welcome.
Also for the record, to any and all who insist on saying: "I'm not a racist, I
just don't like immigrants.":
Oh Puhleeeeeeeeeeeez! Who do you think you're kidding?
Best Regards,
Mike C.
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