I would not like to use dirty words but this line of thought could take
you directly to some kind of racism. That's why your question is just
stupid. But you probably know it.
It sounds as though you are saying one of two things:
1. The belief that race is important is, by definition, racism,
Thinking and writing analytically about race is certainly a good and
important thing to do.
As far as I know, the "race problem" has been analytically treated in
two ways. One, to consider human homogeneity (there is one human race).
Two to consider human heterogeneity (there are different human
The second answer is of course the good one. As Maria said, there is
only one human race.
What we call human races are just artifacts. We all come from so mixed
background that if there ever was something like different human races
they disapeared long ago.
But all this thread started with a
The second answer is of course the good one.
The second answer was:
"2. The belief that race is important is known to be false with such
confidence that considering the alternative is a waste of time, hence
stupid. "
As Maria said, there is
only one human race.
There is only one canine
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