The most charitable explanation possible for Mormon leaders' racism

[FMCoug]

Originally Posted by jay santos

FM's got some kind of strange jilted lover relationship with Utah or something like that. I haven't figured it out, but I can tell it has deep psychological roots.

You don't think someone raised in Utah would be less exposed to diversity and different cultures than someone raised in Chicaga (or just about any other area like that)?

[Indy Coug]

Originally Posted by FMCoug

You don't think someone raised in Utah would be less exposed to diversity and different cultures than someone raised in Chicaga (or just about any other area like that)?

SLC is more diverse than Indianapolis.

[FMCoug]

Originally Posted by Tex

Sorry, maybe I missed something. Didn't you announce you were "through" with this place?

I came to my senses. If I quit, the terrorists win.

[Tex]

Originally Posted by FMCoug

I came to my senses. If I quit, the terrorists win.

Heh. I'm reminded of a Seinfeld episode where Kramer tells an ex-boyfriend of Eliane that she "says hi," and Elaine makes a special trip to his office to make sure he knows she said "send my regards" rather than "hi."

His response, with a chuckle: "You still aren't over me, are you."

[Hsaru]

Originally Posted by FMCoug

You don't think someone raised in Utah would be less exposed to diversity and different cultures than someone raised in Chicaga (or just about any other area like that)?

Less exposed to diversity <> racism.

[FMCoug]

Originally Posted by Hsaru

Less exposed to diversity <> racism.

I didn't say it does.