Comparing Clinton regime to Hitler regime

[michael perelman]

This meant that it did not have to waste its potential on bigotry.  I
understand that Japan is as bad as the rest of the world in asserting
the superiority of its people, but the appointed inferiors in Japan are,
as I understanding it Koreans and the untouchables.  Neither make up a
large share of the population.

So Japan does not have to build large prison complexes to house young
Koreans or does not have to contend with a large undeducated Korean or
untouchable class who are not give the opportunity to contribute to
society.

rc-am wrote:


> Michael p wrote:
>
> >Japan had a relatively homogeneous population...
>
> what does this mean?
>
> Angela
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> rcollins at netlink.com.au

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