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**Vkowefek** · 04-26-2011, 03:15 AM

Your concern for us Aframs is heartwarming but we are no more amenable to changing our culture and definitions as you and your people would be to changing yours. White domination, Spanish domination...we all have our problems and your people are no exception.

That is not your culture and your definitions, that is the culture and definitions of the dominant white elite on the US and that you trasnformed it into something to be satisfied at, to be more clear.

Second our definitions and culture aren't the colonail ones, if they were like the colonial ones, there won't be black mayors or black candidates to govern PR, I won't even be a graphic designer, but some peasant begging for money in a street.

04-26-2011, 03:15 AM	#30
Vkowefek Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 389 Senior Member	Your concern for us Aframs is heartwarming but we are no more amenable to changing our culture and definitions as you and your people would be to changing yours. White domination, Spanish domination...we all have our problems and your people are no exception. That is not your culture and your definitions, that is the culture and definitions of the dominant white elite on the US and that you trasnformed it into something to be satisfied at, to be more clear. Second our definitions and culture aren't the colonail ones, if they were like the colonial ones, there won't be black mayors or black candidates to govern PR, I won't even be a graphic designer, but some peasant begging for money in a street.
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