To: Crackingham
Allen should keep his apologies "personal", personally apologizing for any slights he might have personally committed. I will not support him if he falls into the endless quagmire of "racial group guilt", as I not only have never owned slaves, I have never owned a Confederate flag or memorabilia, etc. Even though it has no bearing on any personal responsibility I may or may not have, my ancestors fought to liberate southern slaves, and to preserve the Union, at least most of them. It is irrelevant, as I am responsible only for what I personally do, nothing else. Those who exploit the fallacious concept of "Group" or "Racial Guilt" are engaging in racism.
To: Richard Axtell
I will not support him if he falls into the endless quagmire of "racial group guilt"Holy mackeral! I've been leaning toward Allen, in part because his dad was one whale of a football coach (hated him, of course because I was a rabid Cowboy fan). I thought some of George Allen's persistence and heart might have rubbed off.
But I'm with you; we've had all the fake apologies that are needed.
18 posted on
05/01/2006 10:16:55 AM PDT by
Ole Okie
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