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> On the May 17 edition of his nationally syndicated radio program, Michael
> Savage labeled Hispanic advocacy group the National Council of La Raza
> (NCLR) "the Ku Klux Klan of the Hispanic people." Savage also said of
> NCLR, "This is the most stone racist group I've ever seen in this
> country!" despite noting, "It's true they haven't hung anybody."
>
> NCLR describes itself as "the largest national Hispanic civil rights and
> advocacy organization in the United States," which "conducts applied
> research, policy analysis, and advocacy, providing a Latino perspective in
> five key areas -- assets/investments, civil rights/immigration, education,
> employment and economic status, and health. In addition, it provides
> capacity-building assistance to its Affiliates who work at the state and
> local level to advance opportunities for individuals and families."
>
> Savage also stated that proponents of stricter immigration laws will be
> called "racist," adding, "They're going to call you anti-immigrant.
> They're going to call you nativist. They're going to say, 'Shame, shame on
> you.' You turn it back on them! You tell them they're the racist for
> hating America." He added: "You tell them you're not going to be taken
> over by a group of Hispanic supremacists in La Raza." Referring to NCLR,
> he said: "[T]hey certainly stand only for one race. That's the name of
> their group: La Raza -- 'The Race.' "
>
> While the term "la raza" in Spanish literally means "the race," it is
> often translated as "the people" and usually refers collectively to
> Mexican-Americans, according to the American Heritage Dictionary,
> "sometimes extending to all Spanish-speaking people of the Americas."
>
> According to NCLR's website:
>
> The term "La Raza" has its origins in early 20th century Latin American
> literature and translates into English most closely as "the people," or,
> according to some scholars, "the Hispanic people of the New World." The
> term was coined by Mexican scholar José Vasconcelos to reflect the fact
> that the people of Latin America are a mixture of many of the world's
> races, cultures, and religions.
>
> Some people have mistranslated "La Raza" to mean "The Race," implying
> that it is a term meant to exclude others. In fact, the full term coined
> by Vasconcelos, "La Raza Cósmica," meaning the "cosmic people," was
> developed to reflect not purity but the mixture inherent in the Hispanic
> people. This is an inclusive concept, meaning that Hispanics share with
> all other peoples of the world a common heritage and destiny.
>
> As Media Matters for America has noted, on the March 31, 2006, edition of
> The Savage Nation, Savage exhorted listeners to "burn the Mexican flag" in
> opposition to illegal immigration.
>
> The Savage Nation reaches more than 8 million listeners each week,
> according to Talkers Magazine, making it the third most-listened-to talk
> radio show in the nation, behind only The Rush Limbaugh Show and The Sean
> Hannity Show.
>
> From the May 17 edition of Talk Radio Network's The Savage Nation:
>
> SAVAGE: They've called us every name under the sun. They've tried
> everything -- that was George Bush -- and make no mistake about it, you're
> going to hear yourself called every name under the sun. That's right,
> they're going to call you racist. They're going to call you
> anti-immigrant. They're going to call you nativist. They're going to say,
> "Shame, shame on you."
>
> You turn it back on them! You tell them they're the racist for hating
> America. You tell them they're the racist for hating white people! For
> hating European-Americans, you tell them they're the racist. You tell them
> you're not going to be taken over by a group of Hispanic supremacists in
> La Raza, because I don't know how in the world a group like La Raza, which
> in Spanish means "the race," can be invited into the White House and
> dictate to the White House which way the White House should go.
>
> But make no mistake about it. The Hispanic supremacists in La Raza, they
> didn't say "all races," they said "the race." This is the most stone
> racist group I've ever seen in this country! They're the Ku Klux Klan of
> the Hispanic people! That's how I see it! Now, should I be fined for
> saying that? Go ahead, fine me.
>
> In my opinion, La Raza is the equivalent of the Ku Klux Klan for the
> Hispanic people. It's true they haven't hung anybody, but they certainly
> stand only for one race. That's the name of their group: La Raza -- "The
> Race." They didn't say "all races." They said, "the race," so they're
> saying their race is the race, and that means all the other races, who are
> not Hispanic, are to be subjugated to their race -- the race -- which is
> superior and supreme. They now are dictating the policies of this country
> with regard to illegal immigration.
>
>
>
> http://mediamatters.org/items/200705180010
>
>
The mexicans as a whole are the most racist group of people in the world.
They should be condemned by all the world as the trash racist garbage that
they are. Not only are they racist but like all minorities they call all
others racist and say they are not .
La Raza hates Whites, Europeans and Americans of any race.
Hilary and all the other La Raza supporters should be arrested and charged
with treason. Anyone in government that is caught doing anything against
America should be given the most harsh punishment the law provides.
Yea I know I am the White supremist racist nazi. I am just glad I am not a
.ing racist Mexican. They are the worst garbage on earth. At least I have
a reason for hating them . they on the other hand have no reason for hating
Americans as all we do is give to them ungrateful spics.
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