From: underdog@leland.Stanford.EDU (Dwight Joe)
Subject: Re: Interracial Dating FAQ (was Re: Montel Williams Show)
Organization: Miners for a Heart of Gold
Date: Sun, 4 Oct 92 02:20:26 GMT

In article <1992Oct3.233239.2397@CSD-NewsHost.Stanford.EDU>
ajh@Xenon.Stanford.EDU (Alan Hu) writes:
>	[Tangential take-off from a quote of mine by Kerry and Dwight
>	 deleted.]
>>Before I appeared on s.c.a.a., I doubt that anyone (specifically,
>>Chinese-cu on s.c.a.a.) pointed out the common ground of bigotry
>>between Chinese-cu and rednecks.  Many Asian-Americans are taught
>>that it's just the rednecks who think that the USA is not the "true"
>>home of Asian-Americans.  In reality, it ain't just the rednecks;
>>many--very many--Chinese-cu think that the "true" home of Asian-Americans
>>is someplace in Asia (!).
>Hey Dwight, before you get too thrilled with patting yourself on the
>back, how about a reality check?  I, as well as several other netters,
>have made exactly that point, although not in your inimitable style,
>long before you blessed us with your current writing modality.

Note that I used the word "doubt" to include that possibility.

Excluding my posts, the frequency at which Chinese-cu are identified to
exhibit that bigotry is far lower than the frequency at which rednecks are
identified to exhibit that bigotry, on s.c.a.a.  This assertion can be proved
by comparing (1) the volume of posts, excluding mine, that deal with the
Vincent Chin issue (and similar topics where rednecks think that
Asian-Americans are not American) and (2) the volume of posts, excluding mine,
that deal with the racist bigotted belief by Chinese-cu that Asian-Americans'
"true" home is someplace in Asia.  Excluding my posts, #1 is much greater
than #2.  Much much greater.

This bears an uncanny resemblance to (3) the Asian-American response to
Vincent Chin's brutal death at the hands of 2 rednecks versus (4) the
Asian-American response to the brutal death of an Asian-American reporter
in California at the hands of Chinese-cu thugs hired by the Chinese-cu
gov't on Taiwan[1].  #4 was and continues to be so quiet that one could hear
a pin drop, but #3 had been so noisy that the Reagan White House agreed to
retry the 2 rednecks in civil court.

I wonder why.

>[boondoggles deleted]

Let's expose Chinese-cu bigotry for what it is.
In layman's terms, the phrase "Kick Butt" is appropriate here.

[1] Again, congratulations are due to the S. Korean gov't for dropping
its recognition of the Chinese-cu gov't on Taiwan.  Those Asian-Americans
who value the life of that Asian-American murdered by Chinese-cu thugs
sent to silence him for the sole "crime" of voicing his opinion should
fully support the S. Korean gov't's action on recognition.

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