[78-L] KKK records

[Bertrand CHAUMELLE]

Sorry, but I don't own a copy of 'Mein Kampf", I've never read it. 
However, I know it's an evil book. Can you explain that ?

I don't want to buy any KKK 78 either. But I know they're bad. Prof. 
Biehl said that he never listened to the songs, but he 'thinks' that 
they are less offensive than some 45s from the 'sixties. How come ?

If you want to give children a lesson in history, burn those KKK 
records in front of them.

That's my opinion, and if you think I'm 'doomed to repeat the past', 
you have the right to think so.

BC
Le 28 févr. 10, à 20:36, Malcolm Smith a écrit :

>
> 'He who forgets the past is doomed to repeat it', a quote from
> Georges Santayana, a philosophy professor at the University of
> Chicago nearly a hundred years ago (I may have it a little wrong).
> Will we never learn. It's very important that we have access to not
> only information about the KKK but an understanding of the fact that
> many people accepted it or at the very least tolerated it. This is
> equally true of Mein Kampf and what took place before and during WW2.
> There is a lot of removal of controversial material from American
> academic writing these days. Very unfortunate. Will we never learn.
>
> Malcolm Smith.
>
> On Feb 28, 2010, at 9:44 AM, 78-l-request at klickitat.78online.com wrote:
>
>> Re: [78-L] KKK records
>
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