From: mpf1@ra.msstate.edu (Morris P. Fields)
Subject: Re: Here's why I love this guy...
Organization: Mississippi State University
Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1992 21:38:49 GMT

mitcheec@ctrvx1.vanderbilt.edu (Elliott Mitchell) writes:

>The wonderful thing about listening to thEwIndBag is that you can tune in 
>at any time, for any period of time and get *something* that will make you 
>wonder if his elevator goes all the way to the top floor.

>For example, Tuesday I caught just a snippet of his act wherein he repeated 
>his oft-spoken belief that people should not cluster in groups to demand 
>that rights (his words, mine would be 'equality of rights') be accorded 
>those groups.  thEwIndBag's contention is that people should remain as 
>individuals and succeed or fail through individual efforts.

Sounds as though you would have everthing given to you rather
than work for what you get.

>Ahem.

>This is exactly what one would expect from a white male, someone who has to 
>have described to him what it's like to be discriminated against *as a 
>group,* else he'd never have a clue.  The reason for folks to band together 
>by gender, or by color, or by sexual orientation to ask for equality of 
>rights is precisely because they are denied that equality simply on the 
>basis of those things that bring them together as a group.

I am a white male that  has spent a good portion of his life
trying to fight ignorance and hate and to live with my fellow man
but sometimes it is very diffacult to do when they wont listen.
I am not rich; I am not affluent; I am not an oppressor to anyone
and I do not like being called the scourge of society because some-
things that have been done in the past by people of my skin color & gender.
If your problem is that you do not like us because ofsomething that
was done a long time ago or by some idiot then all I can say to you
is:
	Grow up. Get a life. and stop being one of the problems
	and start helping those of us that want to treat everyone
	for what there are and not what they look like and what they
	believe in.

I know that there are differences between people but I do not dwell
on them I give people a chance and let them make thier own mistakes
not give them an unfair advantage because of their skin color.

Stop teaching divisiveness and vicitmization and hate but that
everyone is different but must be treated equally.


>One would only expect a white male like thEwIndBag to encourge people not 
>to band together to cure what they see as injustice against them.  Simply 
>because he knows that, as individuals, they are as powerless as they ever 
>were and that only by working together can they ever hope to right some of 
>society's injustices toward them.

The best way to stop the injustices is not by legislation but through
economics and by doing well on your own that way you can say that you 
can do it regaurdless of what they say and that you are your own person
not just some nothing that believes what you are told.

Apperantly you do not understand what your obligation to this society
is and need to really take a look around and do something on your own
not just tell someone how morally superior you are because you are a
down trodden people.  Get up and do something.

I am sorry but I never owned anyone and will never own anyone
so I do not own you anything except the respect that you are
due as a fellow human, but that has to be earned not legislated.

Elliot, start trying to work at tearing down the walls not rebuild them.

		Morris Fields.
		Miss. State Univ.
		These are my opinions and that's all.

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