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   Rudy Canoza to Dutch   
   Re: Appalling!   
   04 Mar 21 20:48:33   
   
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   From: j_carlson@gmx.com   
      
   On 3/4/2021 8:16 PM, Dutch wrote:   
   > On 2021-03-04 4:18 p.m., David Hartung wrote:   
   >>   
   >> Of course they have the right to do what they wish with their intellectual   
   >> property. However I question the rationality of their choices, as is my   
   right   
      
   Hartung is irrevocably divorced from rationality.   
      
   >   
   > Are you basing your opinion on having viewed the images in question and   
   > concluded that they are not racist? Of course not. You haven't looked at the   
   > images, you're basing your remarks on ideology compounded with ignorance.   
      
   I already *fully* explained Hartung's claim:   
      
       "Nothing I have ever seen in any Dr. Suess book is in any way racist."   
      
   There are *only* two possible explanations for this nugget of bullshit:   
      
       1.  Hartung has seen the obviously racist depictions in Seuss books,   
           recognizes that they are racist, and is simply — and typically —   
   lying.   
      
       2.  Hartung, a racist raised in a racist culture whose parents and   
   community   
           assiduously indoctrinated him in racist thinking and reinforced it   
           constantly, is utterly incapable of recognizing racist portrayals.  To   
           him, racist portrayals of non-whites are simply "normal."   
      
   I'm 99% certain it is the latter.   
      
   The caricature "Asian" in "And to Think I Saw It on Mulberry Street," and the   
   blacks in "If I Ran The Zoo," are racist depictions.  This is not in rational   
   dispute.  That Hartung says "Nothing I have ever seen in any Dr. Suess book is   
   in any way racist," when Seuss books contain *manifestly* racist depictions, is   
   the proof that Hartung is a racist.   
      
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