From: ra01+@andrew.cmu.edu (Rikiya Asano)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.japan
Subject: Re: A Flawed Perception? (Re: Mr. Richmond.)
Date: 9 Nov 92 01:58:08 GMT
Organization: Carnegie Mellon, Pittsburgh, PA

Mr. Joe,

            Here you are again trying for revenge. Let's forgive about
the past.
Didn't you grow any since we communicated last? I have. I didn't think
that you would take the opportunity to lie in wait for me. But, since
Mr. Richmond is a "Minority" as he asserts, athought not born in
America, I find that you have grown. This is great!

                            Now, I feel really happy about you coming
back into the fold. Sorta like a podical son. This is truely romantic. I
am going to forgive Mr. Richmond, for your sake, and hope that he will
change from his evil killin' ways. But, my fellow human being, you also
are in error. My statement, "Do you believe that all white people are
ther same? Is not inferring that Mr. Richmond is white. It is a response
to an early letter which again he tries to "prove" that I think that
whites are all the same. I do not. And, I think that
this child killer should not be a sterotype of all Americans. But, from
my personal, experience,  most White Americans find many way to
stereotype others. I would not be as stupid as to follow this path. For
instance, Would you believe that the White American culture label Dr.
Martin Luther King a Communist. Now, That's some wild sh*t.

            Not just to clear up a few things:

        I rarely post on other nettworks(did you like that), I believe
that they have a more realistic attitude than this soc. cul.. The reason
that I respond to this forum is because I misssed home. But, if there
are people Nippon like some of the people on this nettwork, then I have
no home. I never realized how treacherous many in the White culture are
to Asians. I can admit that the Japanese were and for the most part,
still is traitorous to other Asian cultures
and I can admit that white people go through hardship in Nippon. I am a
individual who strides to show the truth. But, this is a different
letter.

I am not talking about Henry Lui.

I have no fury against a Chinese because, <<<<drum roll, Please>>>> "I
never met a Chinese that I didn't like!" Oh, Sorry I got carried away
and misunderstood your statement. Yes, you never have seen me do this.
But, I have. I prefer to share my opinion about this issue face to face
with a Chinese person. By the way, you can write about if you like. But,
Mr. Joe, i will not be you overseer.
I really am becoming upset as to the nature of your statement. Are you
trying to indirectly use me for your own selfish desires. Please don't
be the first Chinese that I don't like. And, don't fu*ck with me like
this.

Yes, really!

                Look Mr. Joe! What are thay treaching you at Stanford.
Are you this lame. Even though you are "Well Cultured", you are
intelligent. Don't let 
vain imagination stop you from being a man. Why do you attacked yourself
so. God
made to what you are. You not happy being half Chinese. Let me tell you
son, some of the best humans that ever lived were mixed ethnically. If
you were to ask Connie Chong was her struggle to the top easy. She would
tell you what you don't expect. Read her autobiography. I have no doubt
that you may find many people on the screen and behind the scenes who
are Asian and whatever. But, this does not change the fact that America
media is Stereotypical when it come to Minorities. The biggest example
is the progress of the MBA. The Minority Broaedcasting Association. If
you want to know the truth, try to get infirmation
about this American dream.
 
You are half correct when you state that many Japanese only think that
America= black and White. Most Japanese only care about the White.

I never did anything to you, Joe. I like you.


                                                Well, I hope that this
will bring us closer together I can prove what I say and do. If you
really would put away old revengefully thoughts. We could grow together,
Think about it.

                
                       
              
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