[SpamCop-List] Re: The chinese own spam

[eddie]

On Sun, 02 May 2004 15:32:51 -0500, Bo Briggs wrote:

>snip
> Grew up deep/ or near/deep South in 60's. Busing. People just wanted to go
> to school where they lived. But eventually everyone got used to it. Some
> problems, but eventually, everything worked out. Then in the 70's the
> courts ordered people in the North to do the same thing. I've never seen
> such an outrage. No racism in the North? You tell me. Everytime I hear
> something like this I don't know whether I want to laugh or cry, but there
> is a real prejudice from northerners against southerners :: they think
> that all southerners are racists. Very wrong.
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Yup, slavery in many areas of the North was worse than in the South.
In the South it was overt; we Northerners hid it quite successfully,
making it much more difficult to root out. Nobody is innocent. In many
countries today, slavery still exists, both openly, and hidden, even in
the US.