From: underdog@leland.Stanford.EDU (Dwight Joe)
Subject: Re: Net etiquette (was Re: Joke about intolerance...)
Organization: Miners for a Heart of Gold
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 93 20:47:57 GMT

In article <1993Jan28.171458.21923@philabs.philips.com>
ncl@philabs.philips.com (Nai-Chi Lee) writes:
>What disturbed me more was this Mr. Dwight Joe, who not only condemned
>Singapore, but the whole Chineses culture, base only on his highly biased
>interpretion of what I have done.  Wow! 1.5 billion people condemned
>in one stroke just because of me, talk about extreme prejudice!

This is slander.  I did not condemn 1.5 billion people; I only condemned
Chinese-cu culture.

Of course, it's true that Chinese-cu blowhards think that Chinese-cu
= Chinese-ge; this is a view shared by rednecks, Klansmen, and Nazis.
In other words, Chinese-cu folks think that a Japanese-(ge-)American(-ci)
will automotically do the Japanese-cu "thing" simply because she
is Japanese-ge.

Shocking, isn't it?  But then, Mr. Lee is Chinese-cu, isn't he?

>As if this is not far enough, he even claimed that the U.S. should let
>Japanese wordlords keep China after the World War II. 

This is slander.  I never said that the U.S. should allow Japanese
warlords to control China.  I did say that China, annexed as a part of
Japan and ruled as a prefecture, would be far better off under the rule
of the current Japanese-cu gov't than under Chinese-cu rule.

>I guest we all should be thankfull that Mr. Dwight Joe was not the 
>President of the United States back in 1945, otherwise he could have 
>dropped the atomic bombs in China, just because an lowly Singaporean
>displeased this mighty white American.

Not only do I believe that Mr. Lee is Chinese-cu.  I now believe that
Mr. Lee is a Chinese-cu who was born overseas.  Only _that_ kind of person
would claim to know the ethnicity of a person whom they've never met
and who has never identified his ethnicity.

>Anyway, I am so sorry that I have altered the course of the human
>race by being a boy scout.

This is slander on the good name of the Boy Scouts of America, although their
policies against homosexuals leaves something to be desired.  Certainly,
any good and upstanding boy scout supports the Bill of Rights.  That
permits _any_ _person_ the freedom to express her ideas in _whatever_ way
that she sees fit.

Curiously, this basic idea eludes most Chinese-cu.

>Nai-Chi

         "... All men [and women] are created equal, and they
          are endowed by their Creator [or Fate] with certain
          inalienable rights..."  (or something like that)

I won't mention the source of these words since those who love freedom
(or speech and such things) already know.  Amazingly, Chinese-cu haven't
a clue as to the meaning of this sentence.

Have a nice day!

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