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Originally Posted by Buddug
Good point , Ridgeplate . It is also a very white American point , as was Undertoad's .
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Points apparently now have race and nationality...that's ever so much more interesting than just having validity. Now one can be racist or nationalist about a
point without any
people actually being involved. Would pointing out that "Bolshevik" was not in fact the "majority party" at the time also be a white American point? One must think so now.
I guess we'll deprecate Orwell's observations on language and politics too...perhaps not American, but certainly white. Clearly guilty of excessive occidentalism.
And here is a point that may be a white American point without the speaker even being white. A miracle!