Posted on 04/04/2004 9:26:17 PM PDT by UNGN
"Touching or kissing a kid may be something natural in Latin America. Here in the States, it can be seen as sexual abuse," said Alison Renteln, author of The Cultural Defence.
Her book recounts hundred of stories of immigrants who violated US laws by practicing their own customs.
"For many immigrants, living in America is a cultural balancing act," the associate professor of political science at the University of Southern California told AFP.
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"Touching or kissing a kid may be something natural in Latin America. Here in the States it can be seen as sexual abuse" Alison Renteln, |
"The owner of the Chinese live-animal food shop doesn't get it. Why was she cited for selling live chickens when the Italian restaurant across the street boils dozens of live lobsters every day?"....
(Excerpt) Read more at english.aljazeera.net ...
No mention in the article of the hundreds of dead Chinese from bird borne viri and yet no American's dead of any "lobster borne" virus.
The gist of the article is that because we don't let embrace latin americans fondling kids or let yemenese imigrants grow there own meth, the US is a pretty crappy place to live.
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