Subject: Re: HAB: solidarity
Date: Thu, 23 Jan 2003 22:12:51 -0500


This is a multi-part message in MIME format.


>This is a very serious matter indeed. Except there appears to be an expectation >on your part that Afro-Americans should have some sense of solidarity-through->struggle etc.,; otherwise why *betrayal*?

>Next you'll be telling me that women should have some sort of solidarity because >of feminism. You have to hand it to the capitalists and the bastards. They have a >solidarity in self interest. Comrade, the moon is blue in Ju8ne.


Matt, comrade, yes indeed, eh?...and also, how gratifying to hear someone with the temerity to correctly gender capitalism, ...acquisitive and proprietary instinct power, without benefit of philosophy, catches gwb, the entire class and their politicians, to the life.  Does today's news give room to hope she may have seriously overreached?  Could the franks and goths have fortuitously provided that philosophy may have a turn, ...a moment to uncertainize?
Very much enjoyed and concurred in your earlier curriculum mentis and survey of state of crit theory, ...and ever more urgent need to open out the q of the de-soul-ing of western man, ...either that or hang ourselves tomorrow, eh, didi?

bob



  ----- Original Message -----
  From: matthew piscioneri
  To: habermas-AT-lists.village.virginia.edu
  Sent: Thursday, January 23, 2003 12:14 PM
  Subject: Re: HAB: solidarity


  Dear Bob,

  I regret to tone of levity suggested in my last post to the following:


  > I didn't imply "that a black republican must automatically be a house
  >nigger". Condi Rice has admitted getting her Stanford job over better 
  >qualified applicants by virtue of her negritude. At the same time she 
  >volubly supports (i saw her on Meet the Press) her prez's amicus v Michigan
  >on its affirmative action admissions policy. The detail could hardly be
  >more definitive, eh? She eagerly serves the man in the big white house in
  >his effort (cf., Trent Lott, Judge Pickering) to keep her own people, field
  >niggers, in their place (ie., out of law school). And with Colin Powell the
  >case is even more stark, fronting once again for another Massa Bush massacre
  >of another group (Iraq/Palestine/Islam) of intractable niggers. There is a
  >particular species of loathing attaches to this quality of moral betrayal;
  >and, could i find a stronger than house-nigger, i'd greedily employ it.

  This is a very serious matter indeed. Except there appears to be an expectation on your part that Afro-Americans should have some sense of solidarity-through-struggle etc.,; otherwise why *betrayal*?

  Next you'll be telling me that women should have some sort of solidarity because of feminism. You have to hand it to the capitalists and the bastards. They have a solidarity in self interest. Comrade, the moon is blue in Ju8ne.

  Mattp.




-----
  MSN 8 with e-mail virus protection service: 2 months FREE* --- from list habermas-AT-lists.village.virginia.edu ---

HTML VERSION:

----- Original Message -----

From: matthew piscioneri

To: habermas-AT-lists.village.virginia.edu

Sent: Thursday, January 23, 2003 12:14 PM

Subject: Re: HAB: solidarity

Dear Bob,

I regret to tone of levity suggested in my last post to the following:

> I didn't imply "that a black republican must automatically be a house

>nigger". Condi Rice has admitted getting her Stanford job over better

>qualified applicants by virtue of her negritude. At the same time she

>volubly supports (i saw her on Meet the Press) her prez's amicus v Michigan

>on its affirmative action admissions policy. The detail could hardly be

>more definitive, eh? She eagerly serves the man in the big white house in

>his effort (cf., Trent Lott, Judge Pickering) to keep her own people, field

>niggers, in their place (ie., out of law school). And with Colin Powell the

>case is even more stark, fronting once again for another Massa Bush massacre

>of another group (Iraq/Palestine/Islam) of intractable niggers. There is a

>particular species of loathing attaches to this quality of moral betrayal;

>and, could i find a stronger than house-nigger, i'd greedily employ it.

 

This is a very serious matter indeed. Except there appears to be an expectation on your part that Afro-Americans should have some sense of solidarity-through-struggle etc.,; otherwise why *betrayal*?

 

Next you'll be telling me that women should have some sort of solidarity because of feminism. You have to hand it to the capitalists and the bastards. They have a solidarity in self interest. Comrade, the moon is blue in Ju8ne.

 

Mattp.

 

 

---

MSN 8 with e-mail virus protection service: 2 months FREE* --- from list habermas-AT-lists.village.virginia.edu ---