I guess because they want to unify our species under the umbrella term of humanity rather than differentiate based on mere superficiality. Quite nice really.
Anyone with half a brain knows humans belong to one 'race' or species. However to gloss over distinct ethnicities which are starkly different from one another is a form of reductio ad absurdum.
Liberals live in a fantasy world where "everyone is the same" which really is an infantile way of looking at reality. All because they fear causing offense.
Asians, blacks, indians, whites are not the same-to think otherwise demonstrates pure ignorance and naiveté of these ethnic groups.
Yes, there are distinct physiological differences and similarities between certain groups of people. Ethnicity helps us understand genealogy.
However, it's always good to maintain the distinction between race and culture. When you do, you see that the racial differentiation is pretty superficial; there isn't much beyond the small biological differences that separates us.
Is it normal to wish I was white?
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I guess because they want to unify our species under the umbrella term of humanity rather than differentiate based on mere superficiality. Quite nice really.
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Anyone with half a brain knows humans belong to one 'race' or species. However to gloss over distinct ethnicities which are starkly different from one another is a form of reductio ad absurdum.
Liberals live in a fantasy world where "everyone is the same" which really is an infantile way of looking at reality. All because they fear causing offense.
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Yes, there are distinct physiological differences and similarities between certain groups of people. Ethnicity helps us understand genealogy.
However, it's always good to maintain the distinction between race and culture. When you do, you see that the racial differentiation is pretty superficial; there isn't much beyond the small biological differences that separates us.