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On 2007-01-06 22:02:20 -0500, Phil <dogglebe@yahoooo.com> said:

> On 6 Jan 2007 18:21:56 -0800, bjackson445@yahoo.com wrote:
> 
>> Who knows... it's just the way I am.  Of course I don't wish any harm
>> on people of other races, I just prefer they are separated from myself.
>> Now if I have a neighbor who is Korean (for example), I'll get along
>> fine with them because I respect their cleanliness, their respect for
>> their property, their education level, and common courtesy towards me.
>> But if my son wanted to marry a Korean girl, I'd object.  Of course I
>> wouldn't ultimately reject my son over his choice but I would STRONGLY
>> prefer that he marry a white girl.  Everyone is like this.  Jews always
>> STRONGLY prefer their child marry another jew.  Whites prefer whites.
>> Koreans prefer Koreans.  Japanese prefer Japanese.  It's just human
>> nature to want to associate and be with people of your own kind.  Been
>> that way probably since the beginning of time.
>> The more ethnically and religiously homogenous a nation's people
>> is/are, the less problems because everyone is more or less "on the same
>> page".  This doesn't mean I support sameness.  There is plenty of room
>> for individuality in my utopia, even when everyone is the same race
>> (Japan for example).  In a homogenous society we would avoid nonsense
>> and time wasting tactics like this tribe or that tribe fighting for
>> "their rights".  The notion of discrimination based on race wouldn't
>> exist because everyone would be the same race.
> 
> Why is it human nature to be racist?
> 
> Maybe you and your friends believe in separatism, but that's not the
> case with everyone.  If you want to avoid 'tribe fighting,' then you
> have the cultures mix together.

Then what? A single, totally homogeneous society? That would suck.

Think of life like a Venn Diagram...many circles overlapping a bit.

People should have the freedom to live with "like kind" or ANY "kind" 
if they so choose, but the things that make us different are the things 
that are the spice of life.



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- Slim