From: Arnaud Fournet
Message: 60170
Date: 2008-09-20
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From: "tgpedersen" <tgpedersen@...>
To: <cybalist@yahoogroups.com>
>>
>> Actually, what appears to have set Gobineau off on his racist track
>> was his experience of miscegenation in Brazil - a country he loathed
>> although he was a friend of the emperor.
>> ============
>> Considering the fact he had a black creole grand-mother,
>> I suppose a severe neurotic problem can explain much.
>> Maybe He thought he had something to apologize for.
>> Arnaud
>> =====
>
> So because of his sang impur he had opinions a real Frenchman (a
> non-miscegenated one) wouldn't have?
>
> Torsten
>
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I don't know what "sang pur" means.
I stated :
1. this man hardly qualifies as a typical French-man
Because he belongs to that group of Aristocrats who fled the country and
complotted against it.
2. as his grand-mother was black, it seems he felt like having something to
justify.
Don't try to drag onto this field of racist undertones.
You 're the one who has problems with racism.
Apparently you can't stand the idea that somebody could be both muslim and
Danish at the same time.
Actually, it seems that Danemark in general has a problem with that.
Arnaud