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From: Virtual_GOD
Date: 27 Sep 2002
Time: 21:13:56
Remote Name: 66.25.48.19

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...Ronald Schmidt mean by "These problems are cultural"?

See, you not only have to understand racism (white supremacy) it would be good if your attorney understands racism (white supremacy). You gotta solve the problem of racism (white supremacy) in the process of solving all other problems.

Cultural? Give me a break. Their attorneys are probably white. It's Racism and Racism IS White Supremacy. All of the terms such as "minority", "black", "Hispanic", etc. really don't add dimension to what's really happening.

They should go in to the court case charging "racism". Testify what happened and say that you suspect that this person or that person is a suspected racist (white supremacist) because of their words and/or actions. There are bound to be some white people present who will say the words and/or actions ARE NOT "racist".

That's when it really starts to get good. I would ask them if they are white and then ask them if they are a racist (white supremacist). Somebody up in here that says these words and/or actions ARE NOT "racist", and the person is white, gotta know why they’re not "racist".

In other words, if any white people dispute why these words and/or actions are "racist", and I suspect the words and/or actions ARE "racist", that person must be a racist (white supremacist), otherwise how would they know.

See, this is how to go about solving the problem of racism (white supremacy) in a court of law. Let the white people present say if the words and/or actions are the behavior of a racist (white supremacist) or not. If the words and/or actions were not the behavior of a "racist suspect" what would a "racist suspect" say and/or do in the same situation. See they courts go only by evidence. Even when you are defending someone for murder you have to have reasonable doubt that they didn't commit the murder.

The reasonable doubt for someone being a racist (white supremacist) is that you have to say what a racist (white supremacist) would say and/or do, if you want to prove that person is not one.


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