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Date sent: 18-JAN-1995 20:43:52
My point was that there
>are both cultural and ethnic/racial diffeences among peoples, and just
>as everyone on the list thinks that it is good to preserve cultural
>diffences, I think racial/ethnic differences are wonderful and should
>be preserved.
How about people of mixed race/ethnicity? Are they not wonderful too?
I'm of mixed racial and ethnic heritage. Am I less wonderful than a
"racially pure" Magyar or German or Nigerian?
Maybe maintaining ethnic differences (Polish vs Italian)
>is impractical due to proximity of ethnic groups within a race
I'd argue that it is too late to start segregating inter-racial ethnic
groups. That was the point of those millions of posts about how ethnic
groups are not as pure as you present them.
(Europe,
>Africa, Asia) maintaining racial differences might be a more practical
>thing to propose. Again, for those with bad memories, I do not
>propose that any race/ethnic groups is better than another, just that
>these differences are wonderful and should be valued.
Yet, just like ethnic groups, there has already been a lot of mixture.
Consider the blond haired, blue eyed, black skinned villagers living on the
coast of Belize and other Caribean countries. How would you propose to
deal with them?
>
>The US being a 'new' country (ignoring the destruction of Indian
>civilization for simplicity), people coming here to start/build a new
>country would not be destroying the cultures from which they came.
>People coming to the US should become Americans, as there is no
>American ethnic groups as such.
But once the American gene pool is thoroughly mixed, then there would be a
single ethnic group? Or do you opposed American mixed marriages?
Regardless of what you think about mixed marriages, if, in a couple hundred
years, all Americans are the same shade and appearance, would you then
prefer to keep them endogamous, or would they still be a "new country?"
(No, I don't want to get into the arguement
>about conquest/settlement).
Probably wise.
Remember the goal I was proposing;
>Preservation of cultural, ethnic and racial diversity for it's
>intrinsic value.
And people of mixed origin have less value? Actually, I heard rhetoric
almost identical to this last night on tv. Some skinheads were addressing
some African Americans, telling them that they didn't hate them, they just
wanted to preserve racial diversity. I'm not saying you're a skinhead...I
just think your arguements draw on some of the same sources of legitimacy.
Scary, eh?
Thomas Breed
"Like Prometheus still chained to that rock
In the midst of a free world"
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>To:  (Florin Burhala)
>From:  (Pal Gyoni)
>Subject: Re: Official language
>
>Florin Burmala wrote
>>>>Or are they WISH MAPS? If they are just HISTORIC maps why are they used
>>>>to enforce the claims that Hungarian ethnics in Australia make on
>>>>Transylvania?
>>>
>>>NOT just in Australia...! The claims on Erdely are perfectly legitimate.
>>>Just because some would wish it away does NOT mean it will happen.
>>>The Rumanian occupation is only temperary. There are those of us all
>>>around the world that will not rest till we are free and justly reunited.
It
>>>also DOES NOT help that ethnic Hungarians are oppressed by their occupiers.
>>>Revisionist history will not diminish the truth. You forget we are talking
>>>about family. The Hungarian family. A family with deep, long maintained
>>>roots and identity. Those maps you mentioned are NO wish map...!!!
>>>They are TRUTH MAPS. They are a pillar that stands against those that
>>>would bend and twist the truth to suit their own needs.
>>>
>>>
>>>Pali
>
>
>>Joe Pannon himself a hungarian sees such behaviour as the one you display
>>here as being that of a person not being stable. I hope you take your
>>medication and seek some councelling,
>
>I find it both interesting and even comforting to know that your position
is so weak
>that you feel complelled to attack my charecter. You are indeed extreamly
skilled
>to be able to detirmine in one exteamly brief note that I am a social
misfit and in need
>of medication. Geeeezzz I dared tell the truth the way I know it.... Of
course I have
>to be a nazi, because I disagree with you. Hmf.....!
>The other thing I find interesting is that you fail to address my comments
about the
>systematic abuse of the ethnic Hungarians in the stolen occupied areas of
Hungary.
>I also mentioned revisionist history and you failed to pick up the gauntlet
there as well.
>You did manage to attack my charecter.... That realy adds weight to your
knbowlage
>of history.... N O T >....!!!!! And you want to be taken seriously. AAH
HAHAHA
>Shame on you.........
>
>> think about some
arguments about why
>>Transylvania is part of Hungary and then maybe well have a discussion. I am
>>not prepared, however, to discuss with a person who just spews nazi slogans.
>There are no new points to be made. The arguments are old and stale but true
>all the same. Even some of the participants involve in the partitioning of
Hungary
>that had nothing to gain, later admitted to the incorrectness of what took
place.
>It is a matter of historical fact and record. It does NOT require me
putting any
>position forth for argument. It happens to be a matter of fact and it IS a
matter
>of record. So unless you have some NEW bit of earth shaking information ther
e
>is nothing to argue. Just read the facts, it will do. If YOU realy have
the will to
>know the truth you can find it. You acting as if the facts are arguable
doesw not
>make it so.. I say the facts are a matter of record and you can know
the real
>truth if you posses the will to know it.......!
>
>I've reposted my whole note to you. There isn't a single statement in
there that
>has a thing to do with nazi mentality. My charecterization by you is
totaly
>inaproriate. Your latching on to peronal vilification shows the weakness
of you
>position and I realy enjoy that. hehehe..... If you REALY want me to
teach you
>Hungarian history you'll have to ask REAL NICE. The only thing required is
>that you open your mind to the truth. Not my truth or your truth but THE
truth...!
>The way to learn the truth is to get the facts. All the facts. Your
opinion as mine
>means very little when we talk history. The FACTS are where it's at. To this
>point in my argument with you, you have shown only ignorance, poor judgement
>and the willingness to reduce this argument to nothing more then name
calling........
>These factors were alive and well amongst the nazis so am I to amsume you are
>nazi...? I don't think so......<G>
>You seem very emotional should I equate this with your need for a
shrink..... Again
>I don't think so....
>
>BTW... Nazis were the shame of Germany NOT HUNGARY. Don't take my
>word for it just read a few books and you'll get the idea. The EVIL of the
nazis
>manifested itself only breifly in Hungary as the Arrow Cross. They only
managed
>to steal power for a short time after the collapse of the Hungarian
government and
>their raign is measured in days. So take your nazis crap somewhere else.
I feel
>comforable knowing the real and true history of my own people. I know
there is
>plenty of good and bad as there is in the history of all the peoples of the
world.
>I will challenge you or anyone I find spewing revionist or false history.
>
>So far what I have learned from you is that you are Illinformed and a
charecter assasin.
>You have not shown at all any real or correct knowlage about Hungarian
history. This
>indicates to me that you have some kind of preconcieved agenda or your own
selfimage
>out weighs your Hungarian historical knowlage........
>
>Have a nice day Florin
>
>Pali...
>
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On Wed, 18 Jan 1995 13:49:41 +0000 Eva Durant said:
>
>Charles, I think you want to tire me out, and you're succeeding.
--Sorry. I thought you were a vigorous young woman with unlimited
energy.
>If I have to make a living (I haven't got capital/investment/
>business, I HAVE to work for whoever is giving me a job, unless
>I am one of the lucky few, who has unique skills.
--Interestingly enough, there are a number of ways to make a living
without working for someone else. Actually, a fair number of people
work independently in the underground economy. I'm not talking about
illegal occupations--drugs or prostitution, either. A lot of welfare
recipients work as beauticians, in child care, or as day workers.
This is technically illegal--although the occupation is legal--but
it is necessary and it is kind of an open secret. Of course, one
doesn't get rich.
>The choice you want to do away in "rich countries" is being
>"idle" - which is legitimate in my opinion, if the offered renumeration
>is humiliatingly low.
>
--I'm afraid that you are right. I don't think that people should
have the option of living at public expense if work is available.
Low wage work can lead to a better job as one gains experience.
I see no moral reason why I should support a person who is able
to work. Further, I don't see that it is good for a person to be
idle if work is available. The fly in the ointment is that often
there is very little available. Here is a place where I think
it is legitimate for government to intervene. But I part company
with many in social policy who want to see government as the
employer of last resort. I have argued that government could
subsidize or contract out socially useful work to companies who
would have to hire unemployed people as a provision of the contract.
>The point is, that AT THE TIME any such intentions were vehemently
>(vow, my vocabulary knows no bounds lately, thanks list)
>denied and called ridiculous etc. by the Thatcher government.
>Also, now that the North Sea oil/gas is running out and nuclear power is
>getting more and more expensive and not trusted, and coal
>reserves are plenty in the UK - perhaps it was a hasty
>decision to close mines.
--If it makes economic sense, workable pits can be reopened. The
Jim Walter Corporation here is negotiating with some British pits,
most of them near Nottingham. I don't know where the negotiations
are just now.
>
>To me, I am interested and receptive... Not many watches news
>late night, listens to debates in the parliament
>(not much missed there), or reads the Guardian. If they heard
>more often now, perhaps there is a market for it...
>(They not all that dangerous afterall...)
--Well, I don't know how to make people watch the news or read
the Guardian. Or even the Independent, which is a more balanced
paper, although the Guardian isn't as flagrantly biased as it
used to be.
>
>Could I hear a few liberal/left view on this? Thatcher was
>convinced that the BBC and all teachers were dangerous left lunatics...
>
--I hope you'll get some other comments. Most of the lecturers in
social policy in the U.K. are left. Only a couple of them are lunatics,
and none of them are dangerous.
>> And there
>> are times when I wonder a bit about my wife's people, come to think of
>> it.
>
>??
>
--Sometimes I think that some members of my wife's family are from
another planet! Joke!
>More to do with a psychological climate of entrangement, loneliness
>and feeling of helplessness, need for escapism (see also
>freak sects, fundamentalism and again ... aliens...)
>
--This is the received wisdom. I'm not sure that it is the whole
answer, since a lot of recreational drug use is among the well-off
entertainers, athletes, and business people.
>Perhaps there are no creative alternatives/stimuli in their
>environment. Any thoughts on this? Are you interested in the causes?
>They were not born escapists...
>
--Nonsense. There are plenty of creative alternatives. But drug
use was popularized by a lot of public figures in the sixties, and
it became the "in" thing to do.
>Sorry, I've never learned sociology, don't know these numbers
>
--Sorry, I learned the number system for classes from reading the
Guardian. Class 3 is definitely a modest category. Class 1 is
the wealthy, Class 5 the lower fifth, more or less.
>I have no figures, but skeptical of yours, in the standard
>of living I would also count how much fear for the future
>one has, and the people living on wages however well
>are not well off in this respect here.
--Hard to quantify fear for the future. Sorry you are skeptical,
but those figures are defensible.
Also 30+ pecent
>counts as poor. I am worried about tendencies and that points
>to more poverty and segregation of classes.
>
--Agreed. Your poverty rate is higher than ours by any measure--
unless one simply calls the lower 20 percent poor regardless of any
other consideration.
>
>Yes, you cannot efford to be just - nice...
--Correct. Just being nice and 90p will get you a nice cup of tea
and some scones and jam.
Hm. What will happen
>if we are all assertive and lucky? By than there will be no need
>for employees I hope... Is this utopistic, or what?
>
--And skilled and literate, too? Well, we'd have a lower unemployment
rate.
Charles
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Charles writes:
> I see no moral reason why I should support a person who is able
> to work.
What? Even if the decision to support such people was democratically arrived
at?
--Greg
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Dear Jason,
I tried to write to you directly but my letter was returned. Therefore, I am
sending this message through the bulletin board.
Here is an address for possible contacts for a Komondor puppy: 
cheep.gcn.uoknor.edu. This is a very active list of hundreds of breeders in
the United States and elsewhere. If there is no lead through the
conform-list, you may want to write to the Hungarian Kennel Club. Magyar
Ebtenye'szo"k Orsza'gos Egyesu:lete, H-1114 Budapest, Fadrusz u. 11/1. They
will be able to provide you with a list of Hungarian breeders of Komondorok.
Eva Balogh
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Eva Balogh writes:
>
>No, it doesn't. Moreover, I am not an expert on economic history. The only
>period I would call myself an expert is World War I, the Hungarian Soviet
>Republic and the early years of the counterrevolutionary regime. The question
>of relative economic, social and political backwardness of Eastern Europe is
>not question of "a view," or "an opinion." It is a fact
Nothing in history or social science can ever be a matter of fact.
Everything in these areas of intellectual endevour, especialy in history,
is a matter of *interpretation*. The actual lived experience that is
documented by the materials that history is based on is an infinite
continiuum and therefor cannot be fully discribed *in principle*. The
people who leave documentary evidence behind, whether they be written
documents or other material evidence (artworks, architecture, etc.) select
what they want memorialized and only winners in historical contests get to
select,(those who loose must make an effort to recover their own stories
sometime later). Thus the documents already contain one level of
distortion or selection of evidence. A second distortion is due to the
process of the historian selecting from the documentary evidence based on
her or his interests (in both senses of the word) which is not so much a
feature of the historical material but a function of the period in which
the historian is composing the history and the perspective the historian
brings to the material from her or his social position. To imagine that
anything we can call 'facts' are at all possible to ascertain is extreemly
naive. These problems in the philosophy of history were not originaly
pointed out by Marx or other left wing thinkers, but on the contrary, were
noted by conservative nineteenth century mostly German historians, (I've
mentioned Dilthey before, but you can look at the Italian philosopher and
historian, Croce as well) who found the idea of progress repugnant. But
the source of the ideas does not alter their logical validity.
Further you say:
>. During this whole
>discussion on the subject, occasionally I just grabbed my hair and sighed:
>why are we discussing the obvious? Moreover, more intriguing, why the two or
>three people with the most leftist views take such offense at the mention of
>possible backwardness. Now Tibor tells me that he doesn't care about
>statistics: he doesn't believe in them. And no, he will not look at any
>comparative figures. They make him dizzy. Fine, then, if we don't believe in
>the economic indicators then let's take a walking tour starting somewhere in
>western Austria and keep going eastward. If you don't see the difference then
>you can't be helped. Look at the peasant houses in western or southern
>Austria and then in the Burgenland, or in the Dunantul, or in the Great
>Plains, and then keeping going through Transylvania and so forth, until you
>reach Russia. And once you are finished with this tour then take a side trip
>to the Balkans, ending in Albania. The further east you go and the further
>south into the Balkans you go, the relative backwardness is more and more
>pronounced. Austria is more advanced than Hungary or Slovakia, Hungary and
>Slovakia are more advanced than Romania or Bulgaria and so on and so forth.
>Some of these differences were much more pronounced before 1945 but even
>today there are discernible difference of development.
We are talking past each other. It is not a synthetic (in the Kantian
sense of the word) problem we are talking about, but an analytic one. Not
matters of fact but definitions, ways of looking at things. What you are
pointing to is different degrees of wealth and capital accumulation. You
are equating capital accumulation with progress, and progress is an
increasingly questionable idea (when the world is looking ecological
armageddon in the face) that Liberal (in the classical sense of the word,
that is, the view of thinkers like Adam Smith, Locke and and both Mills)
philosophers put forward and which Marxists accepted. It concieves of a
linear pattern of history where each era is an improvement over its
predecessor and where the eras follow each other in some logical order so
that one can mark the path of any society along the same road. This is one
way of viewing history, but I think it is not the most useful because it
obscures the relationships based on power and exploitation between the
peoples of the various areas and thus, the actual causes of the poverty .
IMHO history consists of the increasing refinement of the techniques of
exploitation from the slavery and tribute collecting of the early empires
of Mesopotamia to the wage slavery and the machinations of the IMF in our
own day. The world can be divided into power centers called metropoles ,
exploited areas called hinterlands, and semiperipheral regions (cf:
Emmanuel Wallerstein, _World Systems_ and also Gunder Frank, "The
Development of Underdevelopment" ). What for you are the more developed
areas are for me the metropoles, what you call backward I call a
hinterland, and areas like Hungary are in the semiperiphery. Wealth flows
from the hinterlands to the metropoles through the semiperipheries in
assymetrical exchanges. The third world isn't poor because its backward
and less 'civilized', it is poor because Europe has been robbing it for
some four centuries and is continuing to do so. Central Europe is not poor
because it has always been backward but because it was always either
colonised or in the semiperiphery of a metropole. The solution to
underdevelopment is not imitation of the metropole, but shaking its power
off and the invention of new ways of living. Hungary should be looking at
using its human capital (Relatively well educated citicens) for finding
XXI. century solutions for the world not blindly imitating the West in
order to 'catch up' to some mirage of progress.
Tibor
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VÁLASZ |
Feladó:  (cikkei)
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>Tibor wrote:
>
>>But how was Eastern Europe behind and how do you know? What criteria are
>>you using and what makes those criteria more valid then if I, for example,
>>maintain that 17th century aboriginal Australian or Tlinglit culture (in
>>what is now northern Vancouver Island) was the highest ever because both
>>maintained their economies and ecologies in ballance. What if in the long
>>term scheme of things, it turns out that what we call 'civilization' is an
>>evolutionary dead end?
>
>Bravo, Tibor!! Absolutely correct.
Thank you, Sometimes I begin to feel I am a voice crying in the wilderness.
Tibor
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VÁLASZ |
Feladó:  (cikkei)
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Tibor Benke writes:
> The third world isn't poor because its backward
> and less 'civilized', it is poor because Europe has been robbing it for
> some four centuries and is continuing to do so.
I'd like your opinion on whether, in the last 50 years, any formerly poor
nations
"made it" out of poverty, and how they did it.
> Hungary should be looking at
> using its human capital (Relatively well educated citicens) for finding
> XXI. century solutions for the world not blindly imitating the West in
> order to 'catch up' to some mirage of progress.
The funny thing is, streets, sewers, bridges, are all made the old-fashioned
way.
Unless you have hope that the XXI century will allow contruction of the top
floor
first (which of Gulliver's travels was that?), I suggest Hungary's
"hope" is in getting
the basics right and doing first things first.
--Greg
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VÁLASZ |
Feladó:  (cikkei)
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Tibor Benke writes:
> >>...if I, for example,
> >>maintain that 17th century aboriginal Australian or Tlinglit culture
> >>was the highest ever because both
> >>maintained their economies and ecologies in ballance.
If you maintain that, we'd consider you a worshiper at the altar of economic an
d
ecologic balance.
Please feel free to consider defenders of "Western Culture" as
worshipers at the altar of individual liberty and dignity.
--Greg
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How common is the name Ragasz in Hungary?
Norb
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I. HAVI zaro arak 1000 Ft-ban (MONTHLY close price 1000Ft)
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RESZVENYEK | 10. honap | 11. month | 12. honap |
| Close | | Close | | Close | |
STOCK | price | P/E | price | P/E | price | P/E |
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