From: ez000281@hamlet.ucdavis.edu
Newsgroups: soc.culture.latin-america
Subject: Re: The Chilean Model
Date: 20 Nov 92 05:46:42 GMT
Organization: Computing Services, UC Davis

Alberto Adolfo Pinkas balbucea:

>You are absolutely right on this one. But what scares me is that those folks
>are coming from Latin America and are occupying teaching possitions.
>You see, this brings two problems, at least:
>a) So many hispanics would make other people believe that hispanics are almosr
>as capable as the rest, and then "affirmative action" welfare will be cut.

No problem Adolfo, our president strongly belives in affirmative action and if 
anything will be cut are immigration cuotas for foreigners seeking employment.

>So far, most of these hispanics have come and finished excellent academic
>carrees without any federal or state help. What would happen with those who
>are asking for money?

Nothing, because these monies are actually COMPETITION based and you must earn 
them to get them, so, if by any chance Clinton dies, those who have had the 
monies will be perfectly capable to compete as we all do.

>b) These stalinists are teaching kids in universities!. This is terrible 
>because they seem to be asking kids to back up ideas with real facts, and to 
>have some context for their conclusions. This would limitate the ability of 
>some people to arrive to conculsion just by watching Univision!!!. 

Wrong agin Mr. Pinko, stalinists do not seek "real" fact, they invent them, 
just like they invent that the Falklands are Argentineans basing themselve in 
some 15th century "bull" from the Pope.  As far as Univision, I think it 
sometimes lets us SEE things like people dying of cholera, and mobs storming 
supermarkets and other things which once corroborated by sources such as the 
New York Times can give us a clearer picture of what is happening in the world, 
but perhaps you think is better to read this newsgroup or see with you own eyes 
as any stalinist would require.

>Or, even worse, they
>would make people believe that "attributes" placed under ideas was done here,
>in the USA since 1776!!!!
>This really scares me. Look for example at people like Edelmiro. He is an
>American. Yes, 100% American. However, people who do not have a drpo of
>Americna bood on their veins, might come and fail him for using a book
>from the 1800's to understand current political events in Argentina.

Well at least is better than Argentineans who use 15th century "bulls" to 
justify their invasion of the Falklands.

>Well, Aristoteles said it loud an clear: Slaves should thank their masters.
>After all, being slaves they are expossed to a culture that they would have
>never know otherwise.

Perhaps a better invocation on all the Falkland story would be Plato's story 
on the fellow trapped in the cave.  Which seems to be a reflection of your sad 
existence.

So much exposure cannot go without effects, and here we have one.

>So, Edelmiro, do not be so happy. But, you should not worry either. After some
>time this "hispanics" will learn that even you have a right to talk even if
>you are just making noises.

Funny, just a few days ago you were taliking about "limits" on what one could 
say, but, pardon me, I forgot you are Hungarian, not hispanic, so see you later 
Adolf.

>
> Regards,
>
> Edelmiro

>PS: I believe that Edelmiro is right. That is why I am against Puerto Rico
>being accepted into the Union. That would bring a lot of hispanics as part
>of a new state, and we know what happen with Hispanics.

Doesn't matter what you think Mr. Pinko, the only one who decide this are the 
residents of Puerto Rico who are U.S. citizens, not resident "aliens" on the 
mainland.

Edelmiro