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"William Flax" |
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02 Sep 2005 10:59:50 AM |
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Social Breakdown In New Orleans. |
To understand the social breakdown in New Orleans, you have to understand
the role of Socialist leaning organizations, in deliberately undermining our
social infrastructure over the past three generations:
http://pages.prodigy.net/krtq73aa/police.htm
Particular attention is given to the deliberate policies of the NAACP and
the ACLU, which are discussed at length.
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| User: "" |
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| Title: Re: Social Breakdown In New Orleans. |
02 Sep 2005 11:23:21 AM |
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William Flax wrote:
To understand the social breakdown in New Orleans,
You have to experience being told to evacuate the city the day after
the buses and trains stop running, with no access to a car. You have
to be subjected to a complete blackout of news and information about
disaster relief. Lacking that crucial information, you have to assume
it's every man for yourself, and survive as best as you can, even if it
means stealing food and possibly a gun. You have to wait for days for
any sign of disaster relief. You have to deal with hunger and
dehydration. You have to be overcome with the smells of death and
decay.
you have to understand
the role of Socialist leaning organizations, ...
What a bunch of twaddle. Come back when you have some life experience
under your belt.
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| User: "William Flax" |
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| Title: Re: Social Breakdown In New Orleans. |
02 Sep 2005 12:23:16 PM |
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Your choice of a pen name strongly suggests where you stand in the
ideological spectrum. But, of course, you understand that I am not speaking
about people stealing food.
The breakdown is seen in stealing appliances--which have nothing to do with
evacuating the City; nothing to do with surviving--in stealing drugs from
hospitals, indeed, in firing on rescue workers. If these miscreants were
trying to do something constructive, they would be aiding the relief effort,
not sabotaging it.
Stop trying to justify the destructive behavior of the alienated enemies of
society, and try to understand what is going on.
Again to understand how New Orleans and other urban societies have been so
severely undermined:
http://pages.prodigy.net/krtq73aa/police.htm
<spartakus@my-deja.com> wrote in message
news:1125678201.717610.238750@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
William Flax wrote:
To understand the social breakdown in New Orleans,
You have to experience being told to evacuate the city the day after
the buses and trains stop running, with no access to a car. You have
to be subjected to a complete blackout of news and information about
disaster relief. Lacking that crucial information, you have to assume
it's every man for yourself, and survive as best as you can, even if it
means stealing food and possibly a gun. You have to wait for days for
any sign of disaster relief. You have to deal with hunger and
dehydration. You have to be overcome with the smells of death and
decay.
you have to understand
the role of Socialist leaning organizations, ...
What a bunch of twaddle. Come back when you have some life experience
under your belt.
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| User: "" |
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| Title: Re: Social Breakdown In New Orleans. |
02 Sep 2005 01:17:09 PM |
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William Flax wrote:
Your choice of a pen name strongly suggests where you stand in the
ideological spectrum. But, of course, you understand that I am not
speaking about people stealing food.
No, indeed you weren't, you were speaking about the general social
breakdown in New Orleans, and not about stealing anything.
The breakdown is seen in stealing appliances--which have nothing to
do with evacuating the City; nothing to do with surviving--in stealing
drugs from hospitals, indeed, in firing on rescue workers. If these
miscreants were trying to do something constructive, they would be
aiding the relief effort, not sabotaging it.
Who's arguing that they are doing anything constructive? I think
they're idiots for putting their own greed ahead for their own
well-being (let alone others'). What were they going to do with those
plasma TVs? Sell them on eBay?
Stop trying to justify the destructive behavior of the alienated
enemies of society, and try to understand what is going on.
Stop misrepresenting what I said, and get back in the real world. The
single biggest indicator of crime is *poverty*, and in New Orleans'
case, the single biggest reason for the number of poor people there is
the corrupt system of cronyism and political/economic patronage that is
unique to New Orleans and Louisiana.
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| User: "sue_doe_cy_ants" |
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| Title: Re: Social Breakdown In New Orleans. |
02 Sep 2005 02:57:44 PM |
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wrote:
William Flax wrote:
Your choice of a pen name strongly suggests where you stand in the
ideological spectrum. But, of course, you understand that I am not
speaking about people stealing food.
No, indeed you weren't, you were speaking about the general social
breakdown in New Orleans, and not about stealing anything.
The breakdown is seen in stealing appliances--which have nothing to
do with evacuating the City; nothing to do with surviving--in stealing
drugs from hospitals, indeed, in firing on rescue workers. If these
miscreants were trying to do something constructive, they would be
aiding the relief effort, not sabotaging it.
Who's arguing that they are doing anything constructive? I think
they're idiots for putting their own greed ahead for their own
well-being (let alone others'). What were they going to do with those
plasma TVs? Sell them on eBay?
Stop trying to justify the destructive behavior of the alienated
enemies of society, and try to understand what is going on.
Stop misrepresenting what I said, and get back in the real world. The
single biggest indicator of crime is *poverty*, and in New Orleans'
case, the single biggest reason for the number of poor people there is
the corrupt system of cronyism and political/economic patronage that is
unique to New Orleans and Louisiana.
The rats have come out.
How many CofCC clubhouses got flooded, I wonder.
Maybe it's just that the corner 7-11
ran out of MoonPies and RCs
The news orgs are to blame also.
They go after the easy scene in New Orleans,
not the same on a smaller scale across the Delta.
When the darkness falls,
many discover that their humanity is a veil of disguise.
This cuts across Race, Class and Religion.
There are few who can look
at the darkness face to face,
and spit into its eye.
These clowns cannot even watch it on the teevee screen
and still hold on to their humanity.
Pitifully threadbare, tattered and torn.
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