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To: copycat
I think he needed to mention it, but I don't like the way he did it. He didn't need to validate it or explain it's "virtues." "Happy Kwanzaa to those citizens who celebrate it" would have been enough.

If Klansman David Duke had invented a white separatist holiday in 1966 called "Klanzaa", had his Klansman murder 2 rival white racists in the hallway of a college student union, and then joined 2 of his Klansman in torturing 2 young girls with a soldering iron, a vice, an electrical cord, and caustic detergeant and then spent 5 years in prison for doing it, and if David Duke was now a self-proclaimed marxist who continues to spread his message of marxist white separatism - would you think it would be acceptable under any circumstances for George Bush to have said: "Happy Klanzaa to those citizens who celebrate it"??

No, I didn't think so.

66 posted on 12/26/2002 9:01:24 PM PST by Spiff
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To: Spiff
I didn't know about 99.5 percent of the info you just posted, so I guess that makes me one of the ignoramuses. Me and Sean Hannity who I heard say Happy Kwanzaa last week.

Problem is, the vast majority think Kwanzaa is the black Christmas, so that's what it is. Just like Ramadan is a holiday of a religion started by a murdering pedophile, but the President recognized those who celebrate Ramadan, too.

Even knowing I know now, with the understanding that many Americans consider Kwanzaa black Christmas, if I'm advising Bush I still advise he say "Happy Kwanzaa."

Has he mentioned Kwanzaa in past years? If not, you can probably thank Trent Lott for this new tack.

67 posted on 12/26/2002 9:12:33 PM PST by copycat
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