John R. Yamamoto- Wilson wrote:
> Kaz wrote:
>
>>>> So a white baby ape doesn't have enough intelligence to see what
>>>> that is...
>
> Mike Fester replied:
>
>>> When did you start claiming to be white, Monkey-boy?
>
> Kaz replied:
>
>> Hey hentai boy, I'm talking about you.
>
> I'm surprised Mike Fester hasn't picked you up on this. Here's a
> snatch of dialogue between him and someone called Hassan from a
> thread a couple of years ago:
>
> Hassan:
>>> But then America seems to be an exception as the immigrants got a
>>> country of their own and the natives got only a "reservation".
> Mike:
>> This may surprise you, but all American Indians are indeed US
>> citizens; this
>> *IS* our country, too.
> Mike:
>>>> I spent a lot of time on Indian reservations; do you have a point?
> Hassan:
>>> Good for you.
> Mike:
>> Thanks; I had fun.
> Hassan:
>>> What did you do there on the reservations?
> Mike:
>> I spent a reasonable part of my childhood there.
>
> (http://tinyurl.com/hj6u)
>
> In other words, he describes himself as a native American, growing up
> on a reservation, not the "white baby ape" Kaz has him down as.

He doesn't call himself a red Indian per se or say that he grew up on a
reservation. My guess is that he is a white guy whose parents ran a liquor
store.

-- 
Kevin Gowen
"[T]he Constitution appears to be fundamentally at odds with
progressive ideals and visions."
- Progressive Critical Race Studies "scholar" Robin West in a 1992 law
journal article (72 B.U.L.Rev. 765) that admits that the Constitution's
emphasis on protecting the liberty of individuals is incompatible with
the goals of the progressive left. The article appears in abbreviated
form in at least one constitutional law textbook used in American law
schools.