Let's say 500 years from now, everyone had blue eyes, blonde hair, and a lighter skin color and maybe even spoke one language. We would be a completely homogeneous society. Racism would be all but eliminated. Is that a bad thing?
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Let's say 500 years from now, everyone had blue eyes, blonde hair, and a lighter skin color and maybe even spoke one language. We would be a completely homogeneous society. Racism would be all but eliminated. Is that a bad thing?
Racism is a smokescreen. Prog fags would divide people by gender, orientation or something else.
Quote from: mengele post_id=378955 time=1599169705
Let's say 500 years from now, everyone had blue eyes, blonde hair, and a lighter skin color and maybe even spoke one language. We would be a completely homogeneous society. Racism would be all but eliminated. Is that a bad thing?
If we mixed everybody, we would be brown.
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Quote from: mengele post_id=378955 time=1599169705
Let's say 500 years from now, everyone had blue eyes, blonde hair, and a lighter skin color and maybe even spoke one language. We would be a completely homogeneous society. Racism would be all but eliminated. Is that a bad thing?
If we mixed everybody, we would be brown.
Its melanin which makes peoples skin black or brown, to able to cope with high temperatures, but whites succesfully live in hot places like Australia South Africa and the South West USA
Quote from: Herman post_id=378965 time=1599177062 user_id=1689
Prog fags would divide people by gender, orientation or something else.
Um, want to try to rephrase that, Herm?
There's a logical puzzle in that sentence. I'll give you a week to figure it out. Here's a hint: it centers around a self-referential paradox.
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Quote from: "iron horse jockey" post_id=379038 time=1599195321 user_id=2015
Quote from: mengele post_id=378955 time=1599169705
Let's say 500 years from now, everyone had blue eyes, blonde hair, and a lighter skin color and maybe even spoke one language. We would be a completely homogeneous society. Racism would be all but eliminated. Is that a bad thing?
If we mixed everybody, we would be brown.
Its melanin which makes peoples skin black or brown, to able to cope with high temperatures, but whites succesfully live in hot places like Australia South Africa and the South West USA
And have high rates of skin cancer.
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Quote from: Herman post_id=378965 time=1599177062 user_id=1689
Prog fags would divide people by gender, orientation or something else.
Um, want to try to rephrase that, Herm?
There's a logical puzzle in that sentence. I'll give you a week to figure it out. Here's a hint: it centers around a self-referential paradox.
I understand Herman's point.