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To: NotYourAverageDhimmi

Now, why would Scot Nakagawa be worried one way or the other? Would it be conferring racial advantage upon himself at the expense of someone else? Why, I do believe it is. Self-interest. Perfectly fine and even regarded as somehow noble, among all but white people.

Maybe that has something to do with it, Scot. It’s tantamount to ethic teabagging.


21 posted on 07/07/2013 1:12:15 PM PDT by RegulatorCountry
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To: RegulatorCountry
Now, why would Scot Nakagawa be worried one way or the other? Would it be conferring racial advantage upon himself at the expense of someone else? Why, I do believe it is.

The author, Nakagawa...a Japanese surname. Might Scotty be projecting his own hostility, resentment, and racism here as well?

Liberals are about as subtle as a runaway freight train.

86 posted on 07/07/2013 2:09:13 PM PDT by USS Johnston (Is life so dear or peace so sweet as to be bought at the price of chains & slavery? - Patrick Henry)
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To: RegulatorCountry

Nakagawa sounds like a Japanese name...and he referred to himself as a “person of color” in the article. East Asians easily outstrip so-called non-persons of color i.e. “white” Americans from Europe on average in education and earnings. Does this mean Nakagawa is a privileged “person of color?” I doubt he ever considers that fact. If white Americans were/are given all sorts of privileges over other ethnic groups, how did east Asians manage to succeed above those “privileged” white people? People like Nakagawa in fact help foster the racism they attribute to other groups.


123 posted on 07/07/2013 3:53:49 PM PDT by driftless2
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