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I just have to ask....is something seriously off with you that you would post this? Are you trying to be funny??
No, there is nothing funny about this. This is what I been thinking for a long time and I found it expressed in that article better than I could do it myself.
Holy Crap. It's astounding. Pretty much anything you don't agree with, blame it on the white guy. I would like to say it's unbelievable but sadly I see it more and more and mostly from trust fund wonder bread babies. Have you ever seen a people hate themselves and people like them so much?
No, there is nothing funny about this. This is what I been thinking for a long time and I found it expressed in that article better than I could do it myself.
You should have clicked that little "About the author" link. Katha Pollitt is well known for her wit and her keen sense of both the ridiculous and the sublime.
I dont think her story was intended to be taken seriously...
You should have clicked that little "About the author" link. Katha Pollitt is well known for her wit and her keen sense of both the ridiculous and the sublime.
I dont think her story was intended to be taken seriously...
I went back to the article. There is nothing I don't agree with, including this:
"My friend David Abraham, a historian and legal scholar, gave a fascinating talk at the American Academy in Berlin in which he suggested that the European welfare state is linked to ethnic homogeneity: people are more willing to share with those who seem like themselves."
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