To: Old Professer
If "consanguinity" is a reference to Sowell's race, which I'm sure it is, then you have attempted to diminish the impact of his words IMO. Why would you do that?
To: Misterioso
Why do you think that denying consanguinity with a brilliant Negro in any way diminishes the words of the brilliant Negro? Do I detect an implication of Negro inferiority in your words?
6 posted on
07/23/2005 5:37:33 PM PDT by
ReadyNow
To: Misterioso; Old_Professor
If "consanguinity" is a reference to Sowell's race, which I'm sure it is, then you have attempted to diminish the impact of his words IMO.Sorry, I don't see his words that way.
18 posted on
07/23/2005 7:42:42 PM PDT by
mhking
(The world needs a wake up call gentlemen...we're gonna phone it in.)
To: Misterioso
It was an elegant way to say, "we must have been seperated at birth".
To: Misterioso
You misunderstand; my respect for Sowell transcends race; I can't avoid my own.
42 posted on
07/24/2005 9:57:41 AM PDT by
Old Professer
(As darkness is the absence of light, evil is the absence of good; innocence is blind.)
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