I’m just saying language evolves. This isn’t a Jewish issue. I haven’t laid personal claim to anything, man. I for one don’t identify with any suffering, it does not define me. You have me confused with someone else.
My people? My people are the freaks and renegades who question consensus reality. My people are the ones dancing on beaches under a silvery full moon. My people are the poets and painters, and those for whom living is their artwork, and the world their canvas. My people are the fearless neuronauts, exploring the only true frontiers.
And religion and ethnicity have nothing to do with who is or is not “my people.”
PS – a concertation camp sound like fun, doesn’t it? Who’s playing?
on 4/6/02 11:57 PM, William Shannon at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 4/6/02 11:34:38 PM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hmm 1901
The word has taken on connotations beyond that in the century since that def. was written.
I wondered if you'd take issue with the 1901 year that this word was "invented"...you know your people didn't invent everything nor do they have a monopoly on suffering. The word "holocaust" actually dates back to the 13th century though your people capitalized it and now claim exclusive rights to it.
Bill.
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