Guerite wrote:

How many of you have young children in public shools being taught about
communist Kwanza?

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The Kwanza priciples of "our community" refers EXCLUSIVELY to black, only
blacks, and nothing but blacks.

So, this has - *what* - to do with Communism?

What part of RACISM to you not understand?

My opposing comment was about your overt reference to communism
applying to simply wanting to help a fellow human being. It had
nothing to do with race - that was in your equation, not mine. I
understood your comments perfectly, and recognized that, like so many
others trying to force a point over which they have no control, you are
willing to mix apples and oranges. You are seriously confused, and are
grasping at straws.

So, assuming you are right, what do you propose to do about it? Kill
or jail all the black people who do not vow to include whites and
latinos and asians in their somewhat limited philosophy? Put them on
locked reservations? There isn't a lot else you can do without
reaching out to them with another idea - and you just don't seem the
type to reach out to anybody. Unless you have a solution to the
problem, quit your pathetic self-pity and whining.

And by the way, I stand by my comments. The words, as written, simply
are principles that communities have lived by for millions of years.
It is the natural companion to the Biblical phrase "Love thy neighbor
as thyself." Yes, racism is a problem in this philosophy as elsewhere,
but finding Communism in those words is just ridiculous. I'd hate to
live in a world as selfish and heartless as yours.

BJ