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From: chabot@miles.DEC (High Anxiety Workstations)
Newsgroups: net.women
Subject: Re: Discrimnation
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Date: Wed, 5-Jun-85 11:47:08 EDT
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Posted: Wed Jun  5 11:47:08 1985
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> All of L S Chabot's remarks about how Carl Deitrick benefitted apply to
> *everyone* in America today --- food and products are cheap for everyone,
> not just white males.  The benefits of the railroads accrue to us today
> regardless of race and sex.  Why then, are white males subject to special
> discrimination?

What discrimination?  That those who don't recognize that they've gained from
other's loss get chastised?

Low pay for illegal aliens and others benefits only those of us who earn enough
to afford even that low price.  Frequently, those who produce it can't afford
it; how can the low price resulting from their low wages benefit them?

I didn't say I didn't also benefit from the advantages I listed--I was just
pointing where Carl was not seeing that he did.

"You who are about to die, salute me!"
L S Chabot   ...decwrl!dec-rhea!dec-amber!chabot   chabot%amber.dec@decwrl.arpa