I have found the best way to make friends in a foriegn land, is by praising their cusine, and asking for seconds.
meeks wrote:you obviously havent' tried durian or fried stinky tofu
Bär wrote:I think you're objecting to Tex-Mex, Mike C. Real from-Mexico Mexican can be pretty complex and doesn't often involve the same 6-8 ingredients fashioned into different dishes like Tex-Mex does. I'd also estimate that easily 95% of Mexican restaurants suck. I mean - how can you fuck up a taco or burrito? They are so simple, but when they use utility grade beef and plastic cheese....
mixjourneyman wrote:Japanese people obviously eat so much white food because they want to be white! (just look at their pop culture and this is extremely evident)
Half kidding, just trying to stir up shit.
Steve James wrote:Darthwing Teorist wrote:Ben wrote:Thats really scary stuff. It remindes me of Nazi Germany making school kids do family trees so they could use that info to further purify the supreme race...
Actually, this is the opposite. They probably try to correct the education that certain kids are getting home, where they are witness to racist comments.
Aw, c'mon, you mean that teachers should actually say something when pre-schoolers make "racist" comments? Ya mean you don't believe that kids should be corrected when their parents tell them that white people are devils? Where's the harm in that? Shucks, next thing you know, the gov't will be trying to convince us that Jews aren't greedy.
Strange, though, when that guy Wright said all that stuff (?) about Americans, people said he should be shunned, er that someone should have never stuck around to even hear such "racist" remarks. Or, there's that Muslim teacher who was replaced because she didn't forbid a student from wearing a tee shirt with the word "Intifada", in Arabic.
Of course, this is all a reflection of the politically correct double standard. Right?
But, clearly, 3 years old is far too young to start teaching children the difference between right and wrong. Of, maybe it just depends on what people think is right. It's a shame, but it's nothing new.
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