We’ve had this discussion with family and friends many many times.pic.twitter.com/pN1H2I9H7U
If “white nationalist” is the ultimate evil, why does everyone in the world want to come to countries founded by white nationalists like the Founding Fathers and European royalty?
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They want their money back, where do you think we got our wealth from?
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You confuse several issues: Being white is not evil, but acting superior because of your (white, or other) skin colour is evil. Being a nationalist is another matter. Up to a certain level it may be harmless. People want to come because of the freedom, although ever more dubious.
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Skin colour is trivial. Race is also about intelligence and creativity, and the cultural artifacts these give rise to. White Europeans invented and built most of the modern world. We are great. People come to enjoy the benefits of our humane and technologically advanced society.
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I disagree that race is abt intelligence & creativity. When performing under similar circumstances u wouldn’t be able to distinguish between races when blindfolded. All such talk is imo unhelpful. Originally the Middle East performed extremely well, till religion was introduced.
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1. Different races have different average intelligence as measured by IQ. Whether you prefer to believe this or not is immaterial. 2. With a representative sample of each, you would. 3. That's too bad. 4. The ME keeps on giving rise to contagious irrational belief systems.
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Another question: why do conservatives think that America's soil is magic and will turn immigrants from countries with disparate cultures into constitutionalists?
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Nowhere in the world will people, all people, find more social, economic, and religious freedom than in those countries founded and largely governed by those of Christian Western European descent.
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