[dragnet2]

Feel free to answer the question:

Since you seem to feel most don't look at La Raza as a racist organization, what is your opinion on this organization?

Is this a racist organization or not?

[SJackson]

Feel free to answer the question:...since you seem to feel most don't look at La Raza as a racist organization, what is your opinion on this organization?...Is this a racist organization or not?

I've already told you, I think the underlying concept is racist.

The topic, of course, was Willis Carto, a rabid racist/Jewhater/Holocaust denier with a long history, to a lesser.

Do I consider La Raza the equivalent of Carto, no.

To a lesser extent the Council of Conservative Citizens, true constitutionalists who recognize America as a white European country, who would place a religious test on officeholders (must be Christians), do I consider La Raza their equivalent, no.

I'd prefer Paul not speak before La Raza, but he must disassociate himself from the overt hatred of the aforementioned groups.

And you may disagree, I couldn't care less. I recognize these groups have their supporters, many of whom are Paul suporters as well.

Curiosity, why do Paul supporters always change the subject.

If it’s OK with you that he’s published in these papers, why not just admit it and get what support where you can.

[SJackson]

BTW, since you're so interested, I've posted a number of threads and comments about the Aztlan/MECHA movement over the years. Particularly focusing on their relationship with mideast terrorism, specificly the PLO and Arafat, which dates back to the early 1980s in Lebanon.

As one so interested in latino racism and terror you've never showed up on one of those discussions?

That's odd.