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To: jlallen who wrote (65005)	1/25/2012 7:19:34 AM
From: GROUND ZERO™	5 Recommendations Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 103300

You claim: *There are no black Italians.....Italy is a very homogenous white culture.* Wow!!! Very interesting, and also highly revealing... but you're wrong... guess again... and just how deep is your denial after all? You really need to do some homework... respectfully, you continue to illustrate a certain and disturbing laziness in your reasoning abilities... I know you're smarter than that, so you don't have to dumb down if you want to engage in a legitimate and honest dialogue with anyone here... Kindly allow me to add to your store of knowledge on the subject of blacks in Italy... according to the latest studies, in 2009 there were 932,000 black people living in Italy, and most likely far more than one million blacks today... en.wikipedia.org afroeurope.blogspot.com Message 27904046 GZ

To: jlallen who wrote (65005)	1/25/2012 11:39:18 AM
From: longnshort	3 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 103300

there are no black Italians ????? Take former Inter coach Luigi Simoni, who is of the opinion that if Balotelli showed a bit of respect – haven’t we heard this one-eyed argument before? – then he wouldn’t be called a ‘black son of a …” Balotelli is 18 and will some day shove the taunts of “black Italians don’t exist” back down his tormentors’ throats when he represents his country, but it seems that the likes of Simoni will always be stuck in the past. Balotelli: "Talk to the hand..." “I didn’t hear any chants aimed at Sulley Muntari [Balotelli’s equally black team-mate],” claimed Simoni, which makes it alright then, as if those involved got together to wage nothing more than some harmless psychological warfare to put the player off his game. fourfourtwo.com en.wikipedia.org