In her April 14, 2009, letter Ms. K.C. labeled me as a prejudiced against the killing in the Gaza refugee-concentration camp. I gratefully accept that as complimentary since one definition of "prejudice" indicates a state of mind attained through much thought supplemented by experience. I am against the killing there.
Ms. K.C. and I both agree that the Jews think they are viewed negatively both within their community and without. She admits this is so in "...every country in the world."
In my letter on April 8, 2009, I offered some helpful hints to the Jews. I mentioned a few changes they might possibly make to alleviate the situation, if they are uncomfortable. I have reviewed those tips and still believe they are relevant. However, Mrs. K.C. prefers that all the world change instead. Perhaps if all those Jews came out of the world and moved to Israel ... but then the Palestinians would need to move ... well, how about Florida... or Arizona for them ...?
From her letter we can plainly read that Ms. K.C. is prejudiced in favor of the Jewish race as well as the red, yellow, and black races, and various ethnic groups, but not the white race. We can logically conclude that those are the words of a hater of white males.
Therefore, all you white males out there in newspaper land, beware.
