Re: [-empyre-] Fwd: ayo should go byo
some of the MOST SOUGHT EXOTIC DELICATESSEN for the very dirty minded whites
are the M*U*L*A*T*A*S, beautiful women of mixed races ... i have seen this in
brazil and cuba ... it is disgusting ... check these pages:
http://claudia.va.com.au/cuba/pages/the_people/05havana_buying_sex.htm
http://claudia.va.com.au/cuba/pages/the_people/05havana_buying_sex_cup.htm
from: http://claudia.va.com.au/cuba/index.htm
i met a young couple when i was in La Havana for a Digital Art Conference,
lovely people, I thougth they were trying to get one of the participants in the
conference to pay for sex ... i said to them "i am sorry COMRADES, i am a
communist and i disapprove of this practice" ... this broke the ice and we sat
down and chatted for a while, i read them the TAROT and they introduced me to
their AUNTY, a beautiful-funny-extremelly-clever-Afro-Cuban lady of many, many,
many TALENTS ... she "hated" this practice, of selling ones body for sex, and
found it very bad for the young girls in particular ...
Bundi and i became friends and I ended up in Guantanamo, where she actually
lives ... yeap, that same Guantanamo that the amerikans should have had
returned to Cuba in the year 2000 but DIDN'T, because the amerikans DO WHAT
EVER THEY LIKE, or don't they? including going to CUBA to buy their beautiful
girls for cheap sex ... women so BEAUTIFUL they could only dream of ... how sad
it is if one has to buy people, for whatever the reason ...
cheers, claudia
Quoting Michael Arnold Mages <magesm@mindspring.com>:
>
> >By having this service where human
> >beings are rented out, you are making blakc people seem like an
> >exotic delicatessent for white people. Blacks are made into an
> >exihibit.
>
> I think the most interesting thing in this entire response is that this
> respondent has "gotten it" without realizing that they "got it". The shame
> of it is, that this line of thought was not followed on with "Hmmm... Where
> else have I seen blacks made into an 'exotic delicatessen' for whites?"
>
> Which leads me to another question--and this may be a grotesque
> generalization--it seems that this month has been fairly light; but damali's
> site gets >5 emails a day expressing (inarticulate) outrage, hostility,
> etcetera... It seems to me that those with polemic views have no problem
> sharing them. However, it seems to me that there is not a great amount of
> thoughtful discussion (in non-academic fora) about how race is a part of
> social discourse. Is it fear of giving offense that mutes considered
> conversation?
>
> -Michael
>
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