Re: "I've fried things you would never believe..."

In article <1ioccrh.6nnqtnmpbcdiN%des@xxxxxxxx>, des@xxxxxxxx (des)
wrote:

Lozzo <lozzo@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Pete Fisher wrote:

Are you suggesting that the syndrome you refer to is exclusively
British?

I cite Tottenham, Stamford Hill and Golders Green as prime examples of
where a certain type of person gather to live together as a community.

Do they walk around speaking Hebrew? Do they refuse to speak English?
Do they only associate with other Jews?

No, they don't.

You stupid ***.

Oh, and you'll also note that the 'ghettoisation' of Jews, for what
there is, was imposed by outside forces. The English who currently live
in the Dordogne etc, have never been subjected to pogroms, have never
been beaten in the street, have never been shipped off to concentration
camps like cattle, have never had to wear yellow 'Union flags'...

In short, there is no _reason_ for the habit that the English have
around the world, of creating 'Little Englands' wherever more than two
of them live, except as a buffer against integration into the culture of
'Johnny Foreigner'. The Jew has historically 'looked inward' towards
his own coreligionist, because in many (if not most) cases, it was his
only chance of staying alive.

_The Sun_ reader habit prevalent on this newsgroup of having a
derogatory name for every nation ('wops', 'Kikes', 'dagos', 'spics',
'nips' etc etc etc) just confirms the deeply xenophobic nature of the
Brit.

*** me drunk, Loz, but you're one dense *** [1].

D.

[1] which isn't your fault, but what stuns me is that you're _proud_ of
it...
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