[lbo-talk] March 20, 2004, Columbus, OH: A Day That Will Live In Infamy

[Joseph Wanzala]

the attitude of most working class African Americans that I know here in 
Oakland, CA towards Nade is that he has worked in the general interests of 
all working people for decades. I know many African American and Latino 
community and union leaders/activists (including myself - African) who 
passively or actively support Nader and see Kerry rightly as Bush lite. You 
forget that most radical African-Americans are not oblivious to the fact 
that the black prison population increased 200% under Clinton, and know that 
he didn't leave Bush with much to do. It is mainly middle-class blacks who 
bought into the 'black president' foolishness.


>>Mike Larkin wrote:
>>
>>Three questions:
>>
>>1.) What minority group in the US population is most persecuted
>>by government and victim of most hate crimes in the current
>>political climate?
>>
>>2.) What is *their* attitude toward Nader--and how many of
>>their "organizers" do you know?
>>
>>3.) What, in your opinion, explains the pathologically hysterical
>>"loathing" toward Nader and anyone who even mentions his
>>name among your friends?
>

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