EY: >probably done more hard scrabble than you, Mike.I doubt that very, very much. But even if you could (fat chance) miraculously beat me at hard scrabble, that's totally beside the point -- which is one that I was sure Lawrence would miss, (but never imagined you would) -- that Lawrence's comments put him in the driver's seat of judgment -- judgments based on nothing more than bigotry -- else why would he even mention the incident? It's bigotry, pure and simple. It's of the "a very worthy Negro" -- as they have said in Memphis -- variety. I know you're afraid of Arabs, but there's no need to fear everyone not like you, Eric. I see in Lawrence's comments the seeds of social and economic injustice, I don't know what you see. And I could be wrong, of course, maybe Lawrence pays the guy who cleans his house a living, family, saving wage. But then, you have to wonder, why then is he working at Jack in the Box? Maybe the guy's just greedy, eh?
Mike Geary Memphis ------------------------------------------------------------------ To change your Lit-Ideas settings (subscribe/unsub, vacation on/off, digest on/off), visit www.andreas.com/faq-lit-ideas.html