17 Dec
2003
17 Dec
'03
11:17 p.m.
At 5:14 PM -0700 7/22/96, Ernest Hua wrote:
Or the way many blacks were lynched (physically and socially) in the South. Or the way many asians were segregated. Or the way many ethnic groups fought each other in inner cities.
These are cultural relics of the good ol' days I simply can do without.
Few armed blacks were lynched. Like--none. In any case, posession of machined metal is in no way comparable to lynching. Massed armed attacks on people simply because they are alleged to have possessed machined pieces of metal the size and shape of fifty-cent pieces (the reason for the BATF attack on the religious community outside of Waco) *is* comparable to lynching. DCF