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From: Evan Hughes <ehughes@****.carleton.ca>
Subject: Re: Why U.S. Censorship effect those outside the country...
Date: Tue, 12 Dec 95 20:00:32 EST
GKoth2258@***.com writes:
> racism issue. France just recently passed an anti-terrorism law that gives
> broad powers to law enforcement. What does it allow them to do? They can
> now go into any Arab community, search every building, any one who looks
> suspicious, and all without any search warrants. If you look French, they
> leave you alone. Look like an Arab, you get hassled. ALL BECAUSE YOU LOOK
> LIKE AN ARAB!! Now, if that isn't the state sanctioned racism, then I don't
> know what is.

Yep, I know. France is a bit of a blip. I tend not to think of them as a
European country, but a dictatorship that got lost... That's more dealing
with their colonial record however. T

> Please don't take this a direct insult Mr. Hughes, or really, anyone else

Don't worry. I've been flamed so much in the past seven years it takes
a lot to actually offend/annoy me.

> outside the US. It is just that I am getting very fed up with Europeans
> (Canadians tend to be quiet) being high and mighty, that they are somehow of
> superior moral fiber than us barbaric Americans. That's complete bullshit.

Heh. Here I have to disagree with you. I have nothing against
particular races or nationalities (at least not that I'm aware of, or
ready to delve into on a Srun list), but it is my personal beleif that the
american government, and most things that they do are Evil. No offense.
And of course, I'm not saying that any other government is better or
anything... =)

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