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Have you ever noticed, when you are around people of other races, they don't like the way you look, smell, dress, talk and they especially hate it, when you look at them?
All I'm saying is, it seems like, THE RACES HATE EACH OTHER!
[remember, race = common ancestry. so, it does "exist."]
No, I can't say I've noticed that, to be honest. Just where, may I ask, are you confronting these "hateful" people of various races? Is there any reason, in your opinion, why all these people seem to hate each other, and you?....I mean any reason, other than race?
As I said, I haven't run into this problem....but then, maybe we don't hang out in the same places.
I live my life pretty much surrounded by people of other races. I even share a bathroom and a dinner table with them, and have raised children with them. I move around among them for most of the day. If they hate me, I haven't been aware of it at this point. I'll keep my eyes open , though.
Um, the vast majority of people in this world don't even know what "race" means. And besides, most racial distinctions came from isolation and differences in diet. East Asians are less "yellow" than they used to be due to nutritional changes. Japanese people aren't short genetically as much as it being a matter of dietary traditions. North African and Turkish blood is gradually spreading into Europe. Urban Africa is getting lighter-skinned. Northern Europeans are getting into tanning. Etc. In a few centuries, it would be pretty hard to tell what "race" a person is except human.
The only smell I ever really notice is that laundromat soap smell with some Hispanics.
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Originally Posted by Alex Libman
Um, the vast majority of people in this world don't even know what "race" means. And besides, most racial distinctions came from isolation and differences in diet. East Asians are less "yellow" than they used to be due to nutritional changes. Japanese people aren't short genetically as much as it being a matter of dietary traditions. North African and Turkish blood is gradually spreading into Europe. Urban Africa is getting lighter-skinned. Northern Europeans are getting into tanning. Etc. In a few centuries, it would be pretty hard to tell what "race" a person is except human.
I guess you never got the memo that states we are to celebrate our great diversity?
The rule generally is, non-whites are told that they are unique and powerful, their cultures are to be celebrated etc. With whites, they are told they are not unique, the same "DNA" etc. with a message just like Libman's above. Jewish parents (Chosen) do not teach their kids that they are the same as everybody else, now do they?
Oprah Winfrey had a show with a Libman type propagandist on there telling the white audience that we are all the same 99.99% DNA, blah blah blah.....and then the next week Oprah opened up a school in South Africa to serve the black race!
Anyway, we are NOT ALL THE SAME, and genetics is far deeper than just skin color as any picture of an African white-skinned albino shows.
Have you ever noticed, when you are around people of other races, they don't like the way you look, smell, dress, talk and they especially hate it, when you look at them?
All I'm saying is, it seems like, THE RACES HATE EACH OTHER!
[remember, race = common ancestry. so, it does "exist."]
Maybe you look, smell, dress, and talk bad. Go back to your can, Chef.
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