The problem is that Indians can not fit standard size condoms. They are too big for them.
Hey man, easy on that. My great grandfather's ancestors were from Gujarat State.
For you young peeps D'Shitza - who sees himself as a "honorary white", has been a proud virulent RepubliKlan racist, for decades.
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October 1995
....Mr. D'Souza writes that in some African-American communities ``the streets are irrigated with alcohol, urine and blood.'' And this: ``If America as a nation owes blacks as a group reparations for slavery, what do blacks as a group owe America for the abolition of slavery?''......</blockquote>
READ:
2 Black Conservatives Are Now Searching For a New Home
This is a lengthy pice, but well worth the read about Dinesh D'Souza:
I heard him say virtually the same thing on television in the mid 1990s and made a mental note to watch this fucker.
The End of Racism: New Prospects for a Color-Blind Society
October 5, 1995
Dinesh D’Souza
http://www.independent.org/events/transcript.asp?id=60
"Now let me explain what I mean by culture. What I mean by culture is that groups can develop an oppositional culture that represents a sensible, intelligent adaptation to historical circumstances, and yet one that is in some ways today a liability.
I’ll give you an example from my own country. When my parents were growing up in India, the Indians developed a culture of protest, which can be summarized by the phrase, “Lie down on the railway tracks.” It was the heyday of British Colonialism, and in my parents generation what the Indians would do to send the British home was to lie down on the railway tracks. They knew that the British were not like Hitler; they wouldn’t keep the trains going, but they would stop the trains. This would stop the empire, and it did.
A generation later, the 1990s, when I go home to visit my family every two years or so, I go to the Bombay railway station and, sure enough, there are 10 guys lying on the railway tracks. So I say, “What are you doing?” They say, “Well, we work at this factory down the street, we want a 9 percent pay raise, but they only want to give us 4 percent; and so we’ve decided to express our discontent by putting on these Ghandian robes, and making our voices known.” And the police and the politicians are immobilized. No one will pick these guys off the railway tracks, because they are the true Ghandians.
My point is simply this: A cultural orientation that made sense a generation ago is dysfunctional today. Let me give a simple more specific to America. It has to do with attitudes toward the government. More than any other groups Africans Americans are sympathetic to the government. They look to the government as an important source for jobs, of rights, of education, and so on. Historically, many whites have viewed the government as the enemy of rights. If you look at the Founding Fathers’ debates, or the Bill of Rights, which says “Congress shall not do this; Congress shall no do that,” limitations on the government were regarded as the crucial way to protect the citizen’s freedom and security.
For blacks, historical experience proved the opposite. It was the Federal government that ended slavery; it was the federal government that ended segregation; it was the federal government that was an employer of last resort for many blacks in this century. So it’s not all that surprising that as a group blacks tend to see the government more sympathetically than most other groups.
All I’m trying to say is that this cultural orientation, which made a lot of sense at one time, is today a liability. Why is it a liability? Because the record of the government in solving problems has been mixed to abysmal; because the government no longer has the resources; because public confidence in our government is at an all time low. And yet we see a lot of guys marching on Washington all the time, the Million Man March, the anniversary of the Martin Luther King march. I’ve been to all these marches, and they say, “You know, we’ve got to go to Bill Clinton and ask for 300,000 new jobs.” Well, I worked in the White House, and Bill Clinton doesn’t have 300,000 new jobs; he has about 300 jobs and most of them are taken.
So the orientation that looks to government is today not that effective. Meanwhile other ethnic groups, and it’s not any in particular—for example, it’s the Cubans, the West Indians, the Koreans—are setting up in the inner city, are setting up rotating credit associations, and within a generation their daughters are valedictorians and they have moved to the suburbs."
to me how ignorance is never able to identify it's ownself 
. Ignorance speaks more often than intelligence. That's why people generalize races. D'Souza is ignorance so that's all he can relate to. Intelligence can identify itself as well as ignorance,while having the ability to attribute characteristics to the individual, not a whole race. Peace
When I found out he wasn't white. 
