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<blockquote data-quote="StarLord" data-source="post: 22603" data-attributes="member: 44"><p><strong>minuteman project and Waco type events thread</strong></p><p></p><p>Cornelia,</p><p></p><p>Let's you and I speak as adults. Websters defines Racism as:</p><p></p><p>"The belief that some races are inherently superior to other races;</p><p>"Discrimination based on race. Which leads us to Discrimination:</p><p></p><p>"To distinguish between things;</p><p>"To differentiate, to act prejudicially. Which leads us to Prejudice:</p><p></p><p>"A bias for or against something, formed Without Sufficient Basis (foundation)</p><p></p><p>that out of the way, I had to laugh at your accusation because I married a non american so removed from my own race that my parents were in somewhat of a shock for a while. (gotta forgive them, they're from the old school) So, I know what racism is and how it looks, just not from the end you would expect.</p><p></p><p>I have many Italian friends both first generation and second or third generation and if they were blessed with a mother that was a good cook like my aunt, THEY WERE AND ARE CRAZY ABOUT GARLIC. They love it. That information is not a supposition, it's not hearsay, nor is it 3rd hand gossip. It is a fact. So much so a fact that we joke about it with each other and try to decide if the cook used 2lbs of garlic or just 1lb of garlic after they have come back from a restaurant at lunch or dinner.</p><p></p><p>Here in America, it's ok to joke about obvious things. Not only do the Italians here enjoy garlic as a rule but so do the Koreans. It's not made up information, it's a fact of life. You may have forgotten that I lived in the orient for several years, moved around every other year or so also. Attended a international school that had 50 some nations represented there, learned to trade cuss words in about 15 languages. </p><p></p><p>I also learned to enjoy food from all over the world so much so that the rule is taste it before you smell it or you may starve to death, and never judge food by its looks.</p><p></p><p>In my most limited experiences, I seem to recall for some strange reason, that Italian foods are prepared with garlic. I could deduce this by both taste when I ate the food and while walking by a Italian Restaurant, I was blasted with the aroma of cooking garlic. Imagine that, they use garlic in Italian food here in America. </p><p></p><p>So there is my basis and foundation from real life experience, that there is garlic in Italian food. It is a plain and simple fact. Perhaps, over in Italy you do not use garlic in your food, I wouldn't know, I have not visited there personally but I can tell you that I have a friend here that owns 2 Restaurants one of them in Rome, and he uses garlic in the food when he cooks here in America. I'll be sure to ask him if he prepares it any differently when he is in Rome.</p><p></p><p>Other folks may coddle you but I wont, I don't think you would respect some one that you could walk all over. That's the way women over here are, they don't repsect men they can walk all over. </p><p></p><p>Cornelia, I enjoy your posts sometimes but I have to be very honest with you as we are speaking as adults and dealing with truth here. I have to say that sometimes, your posts fairly drip with contempt, and racial overtones towards America and americans (like, look in the mirror). You may not be aware of this. Perhaps it is just me seeing things that are not there. </p><p></p><p>Never once have I called you a racist. </p><p></p><p>I have to tell you, that specific term sure don't fit me in any sence of the word. Now, you may wish to threaten to leave and post somewhere else, but I am hoping that you chose to do the adult thing and settle this like friends.</p><p></p><p>P.S. You forgot to mention bear feet with those black dresses and chickens.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="StarLord, post: 22603, member: 44"] [b]minuteman project and Waco type events thread[/b] Cornelia, Let's you and I speak as adults. Websters defines Racism as: "The belief that some races are inherently superior to other races; "Discrimination based on race. Which leads us to Discrimination: "To distinguish between things; "To differentiate, to act prejudicially. Which leads us to Prejudice: "A bias for or against something, formed Without Sufficient Basis (foundation) that out of the way, I had to laugh at your accusation because I married a non american so removed from my own race that my parents were in somewhat of a shock for a while. (gotta forgive them, they're from the old school) So, I know what racism is and how it looks, just not from the end you would expect. I have many Italian friends both first generation and second or third generation and if they were blessed with a mother that was a good cook like my aunt, THEY WERE AND ARE CRAZY ABOUT GARLIC. They love it. That information is not a supposition, it's not hearsay, nor is it 3rd hand gossip. It is a fact. So much so a fact that we joke about it with each other and try to decide if the cook used 2lbs of garlic or just 1lb of garlic after they have come back from a restaurant at lunch or dinner. Here in America, it's ok to joke about obvious things. Not only do the Italians here enjoy garlic as a rule but so do the Koreans. It's not made up information, it's a fact of life. You may have forgotten that I lived in the orient for several years, moved around every other year or so also. Attended a international school that had 50 some nations represented there, learned to trade cuss words in about 15 languages. I also learned to enjoy food from all over the world so much so that the rule is taste it before you smell it or you may starve to death, and never judge food by its looks. In my most limited experiences, I seem to recall for some strange reason, that Italian foods are prepared with garlic. I could deduce this by both taste when I ate the food and while walking by a Italian Restaurant, I was blasted with the aroma of cooking garlic. Imagine that, they use garlic in Italian food here in America. So there is my basis and foundation from real life experience, that there is garlic in Italian food. It is a plain and simple fact. Perhaps, over in Italy you do not use garlic in your food, I wouldn't know, I have not visited there personally but I can tell you that I have a friend here that owns 2 Restaurants one of them in Rome, and he uses garlic in the food when he cooks here in America. I'll be sure to ask him if he prepares it any differently when he is in Rome. Other folks may coddle you but I wont, I don't think you would respect some one that you could walk all over. That's the way women over here are, they don't repsect men they can walk all over. Cornelia, I enjoy your posts sometimes but I have to be very honest with you as we are speaking as adults and dealing with truth here. I have to say that sometimes, your posts fairly drip with contempt, and racial overtones towards America and americans (like, look in the mirror). You may not be aware of this. Perhaps it is just me seeing things that are not there. Never once have I called you a racist. I have to tell you, that specific term sure don't fit me in any sence of the word. Now, you may wish to threaten to leave and post somewhere else, but I am hoping that you chose to do the adult thing and settle this like friends. P.S. You forgot to mention bear feet with those black dresses and chickens. [/QUOTE]
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