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Re: The Middle-Eastern origins of the Yoruba?
Posted By: discipleofthenile In Response To: Re: The Middle-Eastern origins of the Yoruba? (Masimba Musodza)
Date: Friday, 20 October 2006, at 5:14 p.m.
*******It is my feeling that Eja is falling in to the same trap as the Nazis- repeating a lie for so long it becomes true. Like the Nazis too he speaks of unity of race, but seeks to exclude certain people. And as was the case with the Nazis, the rest of the world watched as they came to power and didn't do nothing until it was convenient. *******
That statement is absolutely ridiculous. offensive and insulting. I once used the "nazi card" myself and my conscience was so zapped with how stupid that statement was that I posted a sincere apology.
Why not attack truth (or not) instead of the carrier. Why not disprove Eja's statements, if possible.
In a political harangue that is clever and effective. But this is a reasoning. So please come with truth and honesty.
There is a difference between rhetoric and reasonings. I look forward to the truth of the matter.
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