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The Difference in Black and White
On Aug 14, 10:26 pm, Bret Ludwig wrote:
This reflects the sense of life of at least a substantial segment of
our Black underclass:
http://www.vodpod.com/pod/show_video/211157
By contrast, the inclinations of Whites are more along these lines:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMDc_J1CTj8
Note carefully that on her midriff you will see a line, slightly
jagged, about three inches long. That's from where she was
anesthetized, sliced open, her gallbladder removed and the necessary
passages sealed off or sewed together as needed, and her flesh sewed
back up. This was done to preserve her quality of life from
gallbladder attacks. It was done almost fifty years ago when ether or
chloroform were the anesthetics and modern life support equipment as
such didn't exist. Do you think the Africans, without Western
support, could do something like that in this, or any time in the
next hundred centuries, without killing the patient?
http://www.newnation.org/ New Nation News
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