Here are the issues with your points 1) Perhaps it was only a joke If you want to be taken seriously this doesn't work when addressing an often times sensitiv

Here are the issues with your points 1) Perhaps it was only a joke If you want to be taken seriously this doesn't work when addressing an often times sensitive topic .. Communication 101. 2) You stated ... I point out that this has to do with historical factors: there are many Moroccans in France, because it was a French colony for a long time. You could practically consider those Maroccans French. A Moroccan would never consider themselves french. (if your interested in references no problem) Thats calling an Assyrian and Iraqi or white or jewish.. 3) You quoted.. African Americans are as much 'an economic and social underclass' in the US as Moroccans are in France. This is where you quoted Gaius then added the note above.. Don't hide behind a quote from someone else then add your own statement and then attempt to pass it off as the original statement. 4) You stated.. It is about what is the state of affairs in the world How does this beginning comment and the subsequent comments thereafter address the question of the original author? I see a point possibly that he can make it regardless of his socio-economic status and that others has.. just say it.. keep it simple your going into dangerous territory otherwise... you message gets vague.. and losses its point and got clouded with your own statement which was pass off as a quote by Gaius..