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I upgraded from CS5.5 to CS6 by a clean install using the Adobe uninstallers. I have never had any problems with any upgrade before as I was about to experience with this one.
The following applications crashed while exploring the application:
The following applications could not even start:
This was a very unwelcoming introduction to CS6. Fortunately, all problems went away after I gave each application in the suite elevated privileges by turing with the ""run this program as an administrator" option in my Windows 7 HP system. The problem with Photoshop gave me hints in that direction.
Is this issues known? If elevated privileges are required, why was it not included in the installer script?
Installers can not elevate user privileges. They can only temporarily request system privileges based on certificates and signatures. anyway, this shouldn't be necessary and since it affects so many files, I would simply assume that your file permissions are messy - since they are inherited, any invalid permissions ripple through. It's pretty much the only expleanation. So check your drive root properties and fix file permissions.
Hi Mylenium,
Thanks a lot for the response. Indeed, you are right; installers cannot elevate privileges..(should have known that).
Nothing has been changed in my root properties since CS5.5. It ran perfectly, whereas CS6 does not without changing permissions as a work-around. I am watching this forum to see if someone else encounters the same problem. With elevated privileges, everything works as advertised.
I've got the same problem and did not find a solution yet (except giving admin rights to the applications). For me, it concerns Bridge, InDesign and Encore [CS6 Master Collection, Win7 x64].
By the way: it's very much the same problem as here: http://forums.adobe.com/message/4317115
I fixed it in Photoshop by starting as admin and setting the scratch drive to another location than C:\
So, what's happening here as far as I found out:
It seems to come from a Photoshop problem. A file called "PhotoshopTemp[number]" is created in the root directory of C. Due to writing permissions, this file cannot be created if you do not start the software as an admin. All programs having trouble seem to create this or a similiar file. (Encore crashes while loading Photoshop library)
That makes sense: Bridge, InDesign, Encore (, Fireworks and I think also Dreamweaver) have a strong interaction with photoshop files. I wonder why After Effects does not have this problem. Perhaps psd-files are addressed in a different way?
While testing I noticed that full permissions for the C:\ root directory were not enough to fix the problem (even that would not be an acceptable solution). There might be more files that cannot be written?
Regarding the other post and my research, a problem could be:
The temp directory of windows is at another location than default - does this apply to you, Dave, as well? However, changing back to default does not help anymore.
A workaround is to start the software with admin rights. Of course, this cannot be a solution.
A solution could only be to change the pointer to the directory(s) which is not possible through the "preferences" of the programs except Photoshop.
This was a very unwelcoming introduction to CS6.
Hoping for a solution or a hint!
Hi Chris,
Many thanks for your post. It helps me to know I am not the only one experiencing this issue.
I agree with you. Although the work-around using elavated privileges for the CS6 applications does the trick, it certainly is not a long term solution I am happy with.
Affirmative: I also changed the location of the temp folder.
As soon as I installed Windows 7 (32-bit), I reconfigured the temp folder on another (data) partition and I have UAC on (always notify).
Thanks so much for helping me discover why I am having this problem.
It does, however, make me wonder if Adobe tests their software on Win7 x64. Writing to the root directory of a drive has not been allowed since the x64 version came out! Between that and Photoshop's dislike of the Users folder not being on C: (easy to fix, but why should I have to go through the extra steps, adn why doesn't Photoshop gracefully recover from it), I'm less than impressed with Adobe's testing.
I still love the software, but do some better testing, folks!!!
Perhaps, you've read it already:
aochenglong, Adobe Employee 10.05.2012 04:46
Can Bridge work if you run it as administrator? If yes, will it generate a temp file named like "Photoshop Tempxxxxxx" under the root of C drive when Bridge launch? If still yes, it should be a same issue as what others encountered. And we are investigating this issue now.
--> see http://forums.adobe.com/message/4400549
so, we can look forward to a solution within the next updates.
Thanks Chris,
I did not know about this link. I hope Adobe will find a solution for this issue, indeed.
Just a quick update on this issue.
The work-around for Photoshop is fortunately a temporary fix. It is definitely related to the scratch disk loation. At its first start, use elevated privileges (run as admin) in order to change the scratch disk station. Once the correct station is set, remove the elevated privileges.
I discovered by accident that setting elevated privileges is not a permanent solution for Photoshop CS6. You may run into problems with some GPU acceleration for some filters. In my case, the Oil Paint filter gave a warning about a unknown error with the graphics card. Also all 3D functionality was disabled in Photoshop Extended. After I removed the elevated privileges (after the scratch disk station was already set of course) Photoshop runs normally.
However, my issues with InDesign and Bridge CS6 cannot be resolved. I need to run these applications with elevated privileges or else each application will crash.
Fireworks and Dreamweaver can work without elevated privileges if Bridge runs on elevated privileges, but that again is Bridge related.
I thought I should add to this thread so Adobe knows that this is an issue that they simply must fix!
I am the ICT administrator for a school - we have approx 250 computers which we install Adobe CS on. Every version including CS5.5 worked flawlessly. CS6 has been a nightmare!
I too encountered both the Photoshop and InDesign errors exactly as described here. I found the solution for Photoshop was also to change the scratch disk to a different drive than C - a little tip I figured out for anyone with multiple users or a domain environment, you can copy the directory C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS6\ from a user whose scratch disk has been changed to another drive and paste it to any other users, and their scratch disk will be changed without having to elevate privileges and manually changing each time.
As for InDesign, I have been working on this for three days solidly, and have found no solution, having tried literally hundreds of things including giving all users of my test machine full permissions to the entire C:\ drive. Nothing makes InDesign work except running it as the administrator (which I simply cannot do in my environment). It cites MSVCR100.DLL in the crash error, which is located in C:\Windows\SysWOW64 but updating this file and altering its permissions also does nothing (deleting it stops InDesign loading at all )
I have also tried redirecting InDesign file recovery to a different drive and setting permissions on all directories listed under InDesign support on Adobe.com (local and roaming data, cache). No effect.
Notably, InDesign fully loads up before crashing. It crashes once the application window has appeared, after about 2-3 seconds. The cursor changes to the loading wheel and immediately crashes. When running as an Administrator the loading wheel also appears after 2-3 seconds, so the error seems related to whatever InDesign is doing at this time, but I have no way to tell what this is.
Definitely need some updates regarding these issues, as I cannot roll out CS6 to our computers until this is fixed!
we have the same problem with InDesign CS6
have you news to fix the problem?
No news from me on fixing the InDesign CS6 problem. As soon as I have one, I will post it here.
The work-around using elevated privileges, is not possible for managed environments like in HT_Preveus' post.
Personally, I don't have to deal with a managed environment (yet) so the work-around is just a temporary fix until Adobe comes up with a patch that will resolve this issue.
InDesign seems to work if you give all users the permission to create directories on c:\
Seems to be the same error like in Photoshop.
This is a nightmare if you want to run it on a Terminal Server or in an hostile environment, but that's another issue.
P.S.: What are the TEMP and TMP environment variables good for if nobody is reading them?
for Photoshop work with the solution from HT_Peveus in this Discussion
I found the solution for Photoshop was also to change the scratch disk to a different drive than C - a little tip I figured out for anyone with multiple users or a domain environment, you can copy the directory C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS6\ from a user whose scratch disk has been changed to another drive and paste it to any other users, and their scratch disk will be changed without having to elevate privileges and manually changing each time
for Terminal Server, it´s ok for my, all users need the same settings
my problem is InDesign with Terminalserver
i have set the permission for all users on "c:\" to full, but i have the same problem, InDesign crash after it´s 3-4 seconds running
We are running 2008R2SP1 and it was enough to give users the special permission to create and delete folders and files to c:\
InDesign is creating another c:\Photoshop TempNUMBER file
Hallo Herr Schneider,
ich Antworte und Frage auf Deutsch, ich hoffe, das ist Ok und vielleicht können Sie mir weiterhelfen.
Zum Überblick: Ich versuche im Moment einen Terminalserver 2008 r2 mit CS6 zum Testen (später Produktiv) zum Laufen zu bringen.
Wir haben Roaming Profiles und wir leiten beim Anmelden des Users, das Profile auf ein zusätzliches Laufwerk um.
Soweit auch alles kein Problem, funktioniert.
Ich hatte schon mit Photoshop das Problem, wie in dieser Diskussion. Gelöst hab ich das, nach langem Suchen, wie hier. Da gab´s diesen Eintrag noch gar nicht.
Nachdem bei uns eh alle User die gleichen Einstellungen haben sollen, hab ich Photoshop direkt auf dem TS konfiguriert. z. B. das Arbeitsvolume habe ich geändert und zwar auf das Laufwerk, wo unsere Profiles liegen. Per Skript kopier ich dann die Einstellungen von C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS6\ in das Profil des Users. Funktioniert.
nun zum InDesign
Beim InDesign kann man wohl das Arbeitsvolume nicht anpassen!?
Das mit der PhotoShop Temp Datei von InDesign habe ich nun auch nachvollziehen können.
Könnten Sie mir vielleicht verraten, wie Sie die Berechtigungen genau zum anlegen und löschen von Ordner und Files gesetzt haben?
Ich denke aber, dass das auf einem TS schon gefährlich ist!?
noch ein Nachtrag: ich habe jetzt die Umleitung des Profiles auf das zusätzliche Laufwerk wieder rausgemacht. Jetzt fuktioniert´s!!! Auch wenn ich keine Berechtigungen setzte!!! Nun hab ich auch das Problem mit Photoshop und dem Arbeitsvolume nicht mehr!!!
Just another quick update on this issue.
Unfortunately, I discovered that I cannot run Illustrator CS6 without elevated privileges. Some functionality will cease to work (see: http://forums.adobe.com/message/4442699).
So as a work-around: Photoshop should not run as an admin, Illustrator should.
Sorry, same thing - InDesign does work if you are able to create another admin account and run it from there. Terriffic. Anybody know if Adobe working on an iron for this bug?
Hi, I had cs6 probs until:
- set Win7 system and user tmp and temp variables from x-drive to c:\temp
- relocated any cs6-related caches from x-drive to c.
Setup: win7 64-b, ssd as os-disk, ssd-raid0 used to be for caches.
Not gonna pinpoint the least amount of changes needed, I'll just wait Adobe to fix it and then return my settings.
Cheers Mikko,
worked a treat (for now...). Doesn't bode well for the tech guys who have to get on-site distribution to work though - or those of us who are trying to get a little more life out of SSDs...
Having a similar problem with Indesign and Encore. My windows user profile is on "D:\"and for some reason both apps want to write a temp file ( "photoshop temp" ) to the root of "C:\". This can only be achieved by running as an admin. If I run the programs logged in with a user profile that is stored on "C:\users.." they create the same ( "photoshop temp" ) in the correct location being "C:\Users\%username%\Appdata\Local\Temp" and the program works happily.
I am 98% sure this is the reason for the crashing at startup, but I cant find where Adobe has set this path. I dont want to flatten the file system just for these applications
Adobe Please Help!
Can you change the Compatibilty Mode for the Indesign to Win XP SP3 and then check.
Right -click on the Indesign.exe , Go to Properties and then change the compatibilty mode
I tried running indesign in XP SP3 compatability mode as you suggested above and it worked.
I'm running Win7 x64.
I should add to this that I have the Users and ProgramData folders located on the D: drive. I did place hard links on C: to redirect to D:, and this seems to work for every other piece of software I have installed on the system
After installation of Design Standard CS6 and the latest update, InDesign, if started "normally", still crashes with a Runtime error a few seconds after the opening screen appears; this does not happen when running it as an administrator or in XP SP3 mode. Apart from the UAC prompt that appears in these two work-arounds, it is just annoying that InDesign cannot be run "normally" like every other program I have installed (except Photoshop CS6 with its scratch disk problem that can be resolved by going the administrator route only once to change the scratch disk).
Apart from the above, Ilustrator CS6 starts with an error message about the Drop Shadow plug-in not being loaded due to an error, but it does not crash.
worked for me. Thansk for the tip.
I want to share the solution of serious bug of all products Adobe CS6.
After 8 re-installation of Windows 7 x64, and clean install applications CS6 was found that:
changed the location of the temp folder to another disk. For example the
transfer of the Temp folder from the disk "C" on drive "D".
Use of NTFS junction points (mklink /D C:\Users\west\AppData\Local\Temp D:\All_temp\temp) after the transfer, also does not solve the problem.
Solution!!!: return everything back to default.
Important!!! for correct installation of applications CS6 need to be installed after
return paths of the variables by default, and reboot to apply the values.
p.s. Adobe solve this problem please!!!
OK, so I've spent several hours trying to figure this issue out (to get Encore to launch, in my case) and after reading several forum postings about it and testing things on my computer, here's the workaround I came up with. This is largely based off of wesstyless's post above, which gave me the idea to redirect it with a junction point.
My user profile and temp directories are on my D: drive (and I intend to keep them there!)
After setting this up, I ran Encore and it launched just fine. I haven't actually used it for anything but configuring my settings yet, but it crashed on startup every time I ran it as a standard user before, so getting to the UI is significant progress.
Obviously, the best solution is for Adobe to fix the issue with an update (it boggles my mind how they could have hard-coded a temp directory on to drive C). Theoretically there's no downside to my workaround, because even though everything in Windows that uses the TMP or TEMP environment variables will be trying to write to the directory on drive C, the Junction point will *automagically* cause the reads and writes to happen on drive D where they belong. Still, it's kind of a hack.
I hope this helps!
The problem is completely solved!!!!!!!!!
My Fault Productions, You are also grateful for the tip =)
The correct way to move the system variables using junction points. On the example of folder Temp.
1. Transferring the Temp folder to another drive as usual (for example: D:\temp). Reboot.
2. Delete the folder Temp, which is the default disk "C" (C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local\Temp)
3. At the command prompt running with administrator privileges, enter the following command:
mklink /D C:\Users\west\AppData\Local\Temp D:\temp
(Everyone has his name) This will create a transition point.
4. In the setting of the location of the Temp folder restore the default path:
5. Reboot and enjoy. The system thinks that the Temp folder is the default, but really is on another drive.
All applications CS6 with this method of working.
It's important! Need to install the application after such manipulation.
Updates are working.
I was trying this and I got to the point of restoring the default path to the Temp folder and couldn't proceed.
I logged in as Administrator and followed steps 1-3, but when I got to step 4, the "Temp" folder that's in my "H:" drive does not have the location tab. So I am unable to change the default path.
Any reason why? Did I miss something that is causing me not to have this tab? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
You have a problem in step 3. Name "west" you need to change the name of your account on the system:
"mklink /D C:\Users\(you account)\AppData\Local\Temp D:\temp"
Or I do not understand you well. I'm Russian.
Thanks for the reply. I have a problem in step 4-
"4. In the setting of the location of the Temp folder restore the default path:
When I go to the Temp folder properties, it does not give me the "Location" tab to change the path back to default. Maybe I'm doing this wrong.
The compatibility mode change to Windows XP SP3 from Manish-Sharmaworked for me as an alternative work-around. Alas it is still a work-around as we are already living in the post Windows XP era.
The alternative work-around using an NTFS junction is also much appreciated for those who cannot afford to use elevated privileges.
I think this post identifies the culprit of the problem we're experiencing: the inability of CS6 applications to recognise the custom location of a temp folder in the Windows 7 environment variables.
There was no such problem in CS4 or CS5 on another machine, or in CS5.5 or any non-Adobe application that uses the temp folder on my machine.
And here it is in CS6. It is sad to see it is still not fixed.
It is still not fixed, but my solution solves this problem completely, for any user or administrator.
I confirm that it's not fixed yet but the weestyless solutions solves the problem ! Thanks.
To make it easy (not more secured but easier) and work with XP without admin right on C drive :
- I created a directory c:\temp with the create, modify rights for my users
- I created a wrapper batch script that
- save my TMP et TEMP variables in MYTMP and MYTEMP
- then "setx TMP c:\temp" and "setx TEMP c:\temp"
- Launch the adobe program
- set the 2 variables back to original values
- I used that script so when my user close it's adobe application, everything is back to normal envrionment.
What is amazing is the answer of adobe support that i'll share with you (it's in french, but i'll translate it after) :
Cher Monsieur Chambault,
Merci d'avoir contacté le service clientèle Adobe.
Je vous contacte suite à votre problème. Il semblerait que vous utilisez notre logiciel sur une session en domaine. Malheureusement, nous ne supportons pas techniquement une installation en domaine. Veuillez souscrire à un contrat d'assistance technique pour ce faire. Le problème que vous rencontrez est tout à fait normal, vous avez des droit limité, et ce, même si vous êtes administrateurs
Si jamais vous rencontrez le moindre souci, n'hésitez pas à nous recontacter et c'est avec plaisir qu'un de mes collègues ou moi-même tenterons de résoudre votre problème dans les plus brefs délais.
Afin de fournir un meilleur service à nos clients et pour améliorer le niveau de notre service clientèle, je vous invite à compléter l'enquête de satisfaction attachée à ce mail.
En vous souhaitant une excellente journée,
Mika E.
Adobe Service Clientèle.
Nous vous adressons ce message en réponse au cas de support n° 0209102993 ouvert par cedric chambault.
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So, if you don't understand french, i'll translate for you :
"The support says that you payd a lot to buy our software, but it's not supported in a professional environment. However, if you pay more in subscribing a support contract, we will help you"
Amazing answer !! When you create such a bug on a "professional" application, you must correct it ! it's not about support silver or gold or no support at all !
How can a company like Adobe officialy ignore domain networks ? Completely astonishing !!!
We have still not bough our CS6 updates (several thousands dollars) due to this temp directory bug and Adobe ignoring entirely the most elementary network security rules ... This really don't give trust into Adobe, for the least !
Yep I get this too. Thanks Adobe.
Not a chance in hell I can get a company of 14000+ to change it's policies because you can't write software correctly. Noticably Dreamweaver, Fireworks and Flash run just fine. Your new 64-Bit re-writes fair the worst. Also thanks to your custom downloaders I can't download the right installer through our network. I got the one from ftp.adobe.com and it turns out to be English/Hebrew, not what I wanted.
So yeah I will be running the apps as admin because of this debacle.
I've been using Photoshop since the late 90s in college. I thought you guys saw what happened to Quark when they treated their customers this way.
This is a user to user forum. You are ranting at other users, not at Adobe.
If nothing else, I hope you feel better.
Yep sorry, you are right Bob.
I hoped I was ranting with them rather than at them.
I will bare that in mind in the future.
I got the same porblem since upgrading from cs5.5 to cs6.
But still not resolved for me.
I'm working under windows 7 x64
All my users profiles are on d:
So let say my user name is toto.
I have d:\Users\toto\AppData\...
And in my system vairables :
I tried making a d:\Temp and a mklink /D c:\Users\toto\Local\Temp d:\Temp
but still same problem importing psd file into ae.
Using processmonitor, I see that it tries making a 'Photoshop Tempxxxxx' file under c:\
What can I do ?


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Montevallo University: Ed Langham has been named strength & conditioning coach. Langham previously served as a volunteer assistant at Montevallo.
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Seattle University: Strength & Conditioning staff is looking for interns for the fall quarter of 2010. Interns will be in charge of assisting the strength & conditioning staff with the implementation of all lifting and conditioning programs as well as set-up/breakdown of lifting and conditioning sessions for each of the 14 sports. This is a non paid position but interns will have the opportunity to gain credit towards graduation, if applicable, as well as professional experience in the field of strength & conditioning. Interested candidates should mail or email a resume including 3 references with a cover letter by August 31, 2010 to: Nate Hemphill, Graduate Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach, Seattle University, 901 12th Avenue, PO Box 222000, Seattle, WA 98122. [email protected]


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IATA: Good news on volumes, but risks remain
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced traffic results for May which showed a 6.8% increase in passenger traffic over May 2010. This is 4% higher than the beginning of the year. Freight traffic showed a drop of 4% against the post-recession peak of the re-stocking cycle in May 2010. However, recent months show a renewed upward trend with freight volumes 2% higher than the start of the year.
May 2011 vs. May 2010 RPK Growth ASK Growth PLF FTK Growth AFT Growth International 8.0% 8.1% 75.8 -4.3% 3.6% Domestic 4.8% 2.0% 79.4 -2.3% -0.1% Total Market 6.8% 5.8% 77.1 -4.0% 2.8% YTD 2011 vs. YTD 2010 RPK Growth ASK Growth PLF FTK Growth AFTK Growth International 8.4% 10.2% 75.2 2.6% 8.5% Domestic 4.2% 2.8% 77.6 -2.1% 1.3% Total Market 6.8% 7.4% 76.1 2.0% 6.8%
"We saw positive developments for the air transport volumes in May. International passenger load factors rebounded by 0.8 percentage points to 75.8%. Freight volumes improved by 1.2% over April and passenger volumes were up by 1.8%. These will help to alleviate some of the pressure on profits from continued high fuel prices," said Giovanni Bisignani, IATA's Director General and CEO.
"But there are risks associated with political unrest in the Middle East and the European currency crisis. We still expect the industry to make $4 billion this year. That is a pathetic 0.7% margin and another shock could alter the industry's fortunes dramatically. It's another tough year for a very fragile industry," said Bisignani.
International Passenger Markets by Region • African airlines' international traffic increased 1.1% over the previous year. Travel markets to the region had been depressed by the impact of political unrest in Egypt and Tunisia. Flights to these two destinations are still about 20% down. However a significant 2.2 percentage point improvement in the load factor for the month does show initial signs of improvement.
• Asia-Pacific carriers recorded an expansion of 4.7%, considerably below the global average of 8.0%. This is due to continuing weakness in the post-earthquake/tsunami Japanese market. Compared to May 2010, capacity expanded 5.0% and the load factor fell slightly to 73.4%.
• European carriers' traffic expanded by 10.9%, boosted by increased northern European economic activity and a weaker Euro encouraging trade and inbound travel. Capacity expanded by 10.6%, second only to Latin America, and the load factor strengthened to 77.7%.
• Latin American carriers saw the fastest international growth, up 21.3% compared to May 2010, and the fastest capacity expansion (15.2%). This is a consequence of strong economic growth and increased travel and trade flows to North America and across the Pacific. The load factor is just above the industry average at 76.0%.
• Middle East carriers grew international traffic by 7.8% over May 2010, slightly below a 9.6% capacity expansion that saw load factors slip to 70.8%. While political unrest continues to have a dramatic impact on several of the region's smaller markets, the overall impact on the region's carriers is very limited.
• North American carriers have cut capacity for two consecutive months (-0.4% in April and -0.5% in May). Year-on-year, traffic is up 4.5% and capacity increased by 5.5%. This cautious approach to capacity expansion resulted in the highest load factor (81.8%) among the major regions. Domestic Passenger Markets by Region
• Japanese domestic demand was 29.9% below May 2010 while capacity has been adjusted downwards by 20.8%. Total volumes in May were 4.4% higher than in April, showing the initial signs of recovery from the earthquake and tsunami. But the low 54.7% load factor indicates the continuing mismatch between supply and demand.
• Brazil remains volatile but demand is up 21.6% on May 2010 while capacity was 7.2% higher. The volatility of the market is evident in a 65.7% load factor even with the demand outstripping capacity by such a wide margin.
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[quote="jazzcyclist"]Anyone who has read the original constitution knows that this country was founded on the principles of White supremacy. Iquote]
There's a lot of truth to this but there is soooo much more to the constitution than white supremacy. at least it had the promise of these words -we hold these truths to be self evident that all men are created equal.
There was slavery all over the world before the Europeans got involved and many Africans helped the European slave trade. To suggest white people created slavery is wrong.
I never said that White folks invented slavery. Slavery has nothing to do with the point I was trying to make. I was only addressing Wright's take on the idealogy of White surpemacy. Slavery and racism are two different things. For most of human history, slavery existed without racism because people generally enslaved people who looked just like them, but were of a different ethnic group, tribe or religious faith. As a matter of fact, racism is a relatively young form of bigotry, because up until 500 years ago, most people went through their entire lives without ever seeing a person of a different race. But make no mistake, the U.S., or to be more precise, the British colonies in the late 1600's, is the first known instance where people married the practice of slavery to the ideology of racism. Up until then, there are no known instances of goverments judging people by their skin color anywhere in the world, and African slaves and European indentured servants were treated the same, with both being able to buy their freedom and being sentenced indentically for the same crimes.
As for that famous passage from the Declaration of Independence, isn't it self-evident (pun intended) that the authors of those words didn't believe in them?
I thought you were referring to slavery.
In 1776 they wrote about equality but that vision and hope was/is centuries away. Would you rather they had written -we hold these truths to be self evident that Black people are inferior, at least it would have been honest, right?
When you're addressing a group, it makes sense to put yourslef in the same category of those you're trying to guide towards improvement. Sure, he could have said "you", but it wouldn't have been as effective.
"As men, WE have a history of marginalizing women, however..."
"As educators, WE don't push girls towards careers in math and science in the same manner as boys, however..."
"As women, WE'RE too eager to accept substandard treatment from unfaithful boyfriends and husbands, however..."
True...slavery/human exploitation is as old as the human beings are.
However one can't ignore the various social institutions that came about as a result of the Europe's involvement in the slave trade especially when reviewing in a historical context of the last 500 years.
While European involvement of slavery has received the lion's share of the ink, it's interesting to note Arabs were just as culpable considering slavery was formally abolished in 1962 in what is now known as Saudi Arabia.
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True. But it is also true that before that (with some overlap into the seventeeth century), it was the Moslem Turks that enslaved southeast Europe, and before that the Mongols and before that the Arabs and before that caucasian Avars and central Asian Huns, and before that white Romans and white Greeks and before that Persians...
There has also been a lot of enslavement of whites by whites, blacks by blacks, blacks by Moslems, Koreans by the Japanese (supposedly the same race). Massacres of people of the same race but different religion or questionably different ethnicity have been occurring regularly to this day (Rwanda, Yugoslavia).
To blame most of the human suffering on race wars is quite short-sighted.
I was referring to colonisation, usurpation and mineral theft in my earlier post. I should add that the founding fathers also viewed native Americans as inferior, but yes, I think it would have better if they would have been up front about their racism, rather than hide behind hollow platitudes. There are very few character traits that irk me more than hypocrisy.
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Here's the new and improved version-
We hold these truths to be self evident that all Blacks, Asians, American Indians, Indians, women of all races, Homosexuals, Arabs, Jews and basically anyone with a tan to be inferior. Oh and Irish and the Eskimos.
We the people reserve the right to enslave these inferior sub humans.
All right Ben Franklin, get your fat ass over here and sign this shit!
I wasn't trying to blame all or even most of human suffering on race wars. As a matter of fact I was saying just the opposite. Wouldn't you agree that historically speaking, people who have been oppressed, enslaved or massacred were much more likely to be the victims of people who looked like them than people who didn't? Hitler and Stalin's victims were people who looked like them. Hirohito's victims were people who looked like him. Mao and Pol Pot's victims were people who looked like them. Saddam's victims were people who looked like him. And the same was true in Rwanda, Yugoslavia, Bosnia, etc. My main point is that historically, people have been targeted for religious and cultural reasons, not skin color. Even when leaders have been motivated by greed and wreckless ambition, they've used religion and culture to get the masses to buy into their visions of imperialism.
Now you're beginning to see the picture. By the way, have you ever read Frederick Douglas' July 4 speech?
No i havent.
Not unless you believe your religion enslaves you. The pharoahs commanded the pyramids to be built, and the pharoahs were gods to the ancient Egyptians, so it was in their best interests to do as the god commanded.
And he followed that up with this:
That's why I said sub-text. Overtly it's obvious he is not speaking for himself, but sub-textually I see more. I see a man so full of rancor that he must strike out at an invisible enemy, an enemy that he sees trying to destroy him at every opportunity. I think he inadvertently drank some of the Kool-aid that White American has historically been providing minorities.
Unless you happen to be a white male!
Sad but true. And we've been trying to make up for that for the last 150 years, which is more than I can say for all those other despots and tyrants to whom he referred. It is the progress we've made (Obama, for one) that defines us now, not just the abysmal depths to which we had sunk. Present-day Germany certainly knows how that feels.
So would you agree we deserved 9/11 like Rev. Wright said? Do we deserve to be wiped off the face of the Earth and if not, why not?
Once again I am going to argue. You guys are speaking strictly from the vantage point of the American experience, even more narrow, the experience of American ethnic minorities such as blacks and Indians. This sort of thing has been happening all around the world, sometime with ethnic background, sometimes racial, sometimes religious, but most ot the time it was socio-economic. In USA, the Civil war ended involuntary servitude. In central Europe, it pretty much existed almost to the time of WWI. They were not called slaves, but serfs. A landlord could still kill a serf, practically with impunity. They still had to work for the lord 1/10th of the time, the Church 1/9th. They were totally economically dependent. Post WWI industrialization started creating a small urban middle class, but a decade later came the Great Depression. That was also a world-wide phenomenon that may have been lost on the Americans.
As I said earlier, and as Obama said in his speech on race last year, Wright is wrong when he says this country hasn't made progress, though it might not be fast enough for him. But Wright is a product of his time, and last year my mother said that folks would be shocked if they realized how many Blacks over the age of 60 feel the same way Wright does.
Generally speaking, I would say that all people deserve the same right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. But I also believe that all citizens of a nation are collectively responsible for the actions of their government outside its borders. The citizens of Hiroshima didn't deserve to be nuked and citizens of Dresden didn't deserve to be firebombed, but they were responsible for the actions of their respective governments. Terrorism is the price of imperialism and interventionism, and it's up to the citizens of a country to decide if they're willing to pay the price for having meddling and aggressive governments. Do you have any idea how many military bases we have in countries all over the world in foreign countries? Did you know that we spend more money on our military than all of the other nations of the world combined? When Wright talked about "the chickens coming home to roost", he was quoting Ambassador Edward Peck who talked about 9/11 being the manifestation of what the CIA calls "blowback" on FOX News. But I guess it was asking too much for the Obama haters to put Wright's comments in context when they posted the videos all over the place. Here's that entire Wright passage from that sound bite:
I think you might get a different impression of the man after watching this. Did you happen to notice who posted that video? Trinity United Church sells DVD's of it's sermon, but after FOX News bought them and selectively edited 15 years worth of sermons into inflammatory sound bites, they were forced to post the entire passages from each of those sound bites on youtube so that folks could see Wright in context. Obviously, the entire passages didn't get nearly the TV air time of the original sound bites that were edited from them.
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He didn't say we deserved it. He provided examples of why it shouldn't come as a surprise that others look to do harm to our country.
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Pego, there's no doubt that your knowledge of world history is much broader than mine, but I do realize that bigotry and oppression of humans by other humans began thousands of years ago for all sorts of reasons. However, I was only addressing a very narrow form of bigotry based on skin color which I believe is relatively new. I'm not saying that older forms of bigotry aren't just as oppressive. Do you agree that assessment?
We hardly ever disagree over socio-political issues, so this is no exception. College football, of course, is an entirely different matter .
SQUACKEE, do you believe in what the CIA calls blowback? Or do you believe that someone gave Osama bin Laden a copy of the Bill of Rights one day and he flipped out?
So I take it that your answer to my first question is no. I think W really did this country a disservice after 9/11 when he said, "they hate us for our freedom". To their credit, Europeans don't tolerate that kind of of nationalistic Orwellian nonsense from their politicians. When the Prime Minister of Spain tried to blame the Madrid bombings on the Basques instead of his Iraq adventure that 94% of Spaniards opposed, he paid the price at the polls three days later when the people of Spain kicked him out of office. In a poll taken a few days after the London bombings, 85% of the British people connected the bombings to their military presence in Iraq. Of course, the British and the Spanish only learned the lessons of imperialism the hard way after centuries of world-wide pillage and plunder, but I hope it doesn't take us as long as it took them.
I tried to stay out of this but my blood pressure is getting dangerously high.
I'm with Squak. . The idea that the US is responsible for terrorism because of foreign policy is right out of the fanatical jihadists talking points.
We are the most generous nation in the history of the world. Unfortunately, the "have not " nations who beg for our money as they lambast us in the UN and those we rescue from aggression have short memories and inevitably it becomes, "Yeah, but what have you done for me lately."
If the US is such a terrible place, why is the rest of the world trying to get in?
The US is not and has never been an imperialist nation. As to intervention, we are damned if we do and damned if we don't.
True, we have troops all over the world but we are there for valid reasons and I am not aware of any place where we remain in defiance of the wishes of the legitimate government. On the contrary, they are damned glad, for security and financial reasons, to have us there.
Cue Merle Haggard, "When you're running down my country, Hoss, you're walking on the fighting side of me."
Do you think American intervention in Iran has been a contributing factor in the current dysfunctional relationship between the 2 nations? Too often, we use that "damned if we do/damned if we don't" analogy based on the assumption that US interventionism is always in the form of "helping" another nation in need. Many times we were meddling.
Its unfathomable to imagine Iran covertly influencing a US election, yet, we were directly involved in a coup that replaced their prime minister...and then we're surprised and offended when they, or others, want to harm Americans based on how we've "intervened".
Although WE have a short term memory problem when it relates to American misbehavior, others may not.
Now you're talking like a true American nationalist.
The facts say that we are the stingiest western nation in the world, not the most generous. But many Americans have the same misconception that you have.
One of the reasons that Bush had problems getting the U.N. to authorize his Iraq adventure in 2003 is because three African nations, Cameroon, Guinea and Angola, who were on the Security council, received no aid from the U.S. but generous aid from France and other European countries.
Now you're conflatimg U.S. foreign policy with U.S. domestic policy, which are two distinctly different things. I once heard a jihadist cleric being interviewed in Pakistan, and when asked if he would advise Muslims to leave the U.S., he said, "No, no, no. I've been to America and in America, Muslims have more freedom to practice Islam in the way that they chose than they do in most Muslim countries. It is American foreign policy that I object to."
You have to be oblivious to huge parts of American history to believe that.
If you take 'imperialism' to mean what the 1960s radicals defined it as, then yes, we have been and are right now 'imperialistic'. But as far as the original (and 'best') definition, empire-building, then no, we have not sought to build our empire for many decades now (Puerto Rico, Guam, Hawai'i, etc.).
"The road to hell is paved with good intentions" seems to be our motto since Korea (Viet Nam, Iraq, Afghanistan, etc.).
Two prominent black figures have called white people the devil and described America as the worst country thats ever existed. Here's my question.
Am i unjustified in being proud of my race,(just like everyone seems to be) and proud of my country(where it is now) just like everyone else seems to be. And if i'm not justified, what other races and countries should be ashamed or as a white American i am uniquely evil?
SQUACKEE, you already know where I come down on that Farrakhan-Nation of Islam stuff. But to your main point, it's not for me to tell you what to be proud of. However, it's silly to expect that the same things that move you will also move me because our life experiences and environment growing up were so different. Personally, there are many things about my race and my country that I am proud of and many things that I am ashamed of. Having said all that, I must point out that the entire world stood in awe of the U.S. on November 5, 2008, because we had pulled off something that is scores if not centuries away for most countries. No European country has ever shown that level of tolerance and inclusiveness. The equivalent would be India electing a Muslim Prime Minister, Israel electing a Gentile Prime Minister or Iran electing a Jewish President. I don't think you have to be a supporter of Obama to have been proud of our nation on that day.
No. All the good and evil in the world exist because of us (the human race, of which people with light skin are only an insignificant variant). There is nothing to be proud of or NOT proud of. We are. That's about all you can say.
What about what the Godfather sang, "SAY IT LOUD, IM BLACK AND IM PROUD!"
What % of the people of the world have no feelings about their race, none, completely neutral, 1%, 5%. 0%????
To be alive in the 21st Century is to be proud of ethnicity (nationality, etc.), but not race. I am not 'proud' to be 'white', are you? What is Obama proud of? If anything, that he is 'mixed' and successful, which some Justices of the Peace think is impossible!
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