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Date: Tue, 06 May 1997 18:49:39 -0700
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From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar]
Subject: L&J: The Tan Race is coming to your town!
You know, my landlord just painted the
apartment roofs chalk white, to reflect
light and heat, and up against this
hue, my skin isn't even close to being
"white." It is closer to being light
tan/beige, depending on whether it is
my arms, or my bald head, I am color
matching.
Let's hear it for the Tan Race (not to
be confused with the Coppertone Crowd!)
/s/ Paul Mitchell
At 07:54 PM 5/6/97 -0400, you wrote:
>
>On Sun, 4 May 1997, Dennis Nix wrote:
>
>> As a white person first, I desire a white nation where the Constitution
>> minus some of the later admendments might have a chance to work.
>
>
>Interesting proposal, FWP. For me, since I like people who are both like
>me and not like me, I'd like to be in the nation that chose to be the
>international, anybodies, interesting, batch. Everybody--even lawyers.
>Even ex federales. All races and makes and kinds and characters.
>Make up the rules as we
>go along, as long as we're all decent, bunch. Decent can be summed up in
>pretty few rules, and enforced pretty simply--has been for centuries,
>epochs, eras, so
>if that ever gets going, that is where I'll head.
>
>That's why the net is fun. And rules, surprisingly enough for this
>anarchist mechanism, are enforced. By people, not by government. Isn't
>that interesting?
>
>Patty
>
>
>FWP wrote this:
>
>Seems fair to me. Now suppose (just suppose) Canada turns into a United
>Nations of Canada over C21 and any world culture has a chance under the
>New (New Improved?) Canadian Constitution to establish a cultural enclave
>then turn that into a Sovereign State. These nations could be Chinese or
>White or African or whatever. People could choose to be segregationist or
>integrationist regardless of the racial identity of their particular
>culture. I choose to live in an integrationist culture but that is my
>choice and I don't impose it on others.
> I guess what I'd like to know is IN ADVANCE, what will your White
>Nation be like? Perhaps we will have a General Assembly for Canada and it
>will approve or disapprove of proposed new nations in advance.
>Now the proposal above is a fantasy exercise but it has tangible value.
>What it gets down to is, How well DO you know your own culture at its best?
>Can you really say what is good about it or is this just a lot of vanity
>and hot air and false pride?
>FWP.
>
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