culling the species
Charlie Bell
charlie at culturelist.org
Sun May 18 07:59:46 PDT 2008
On 18/05/2008, at 9:52 PM, Andrew Crystall wrote:
> On 17 May 2008 at 11:12, a rude person who can't use quote wrote:
>
>>> andrew, there was a time when native americans were the majority
> ethnic
>>> group and white europeans were the minority, but genocide
>>> eventually changed those statistics...
>
> Right. Remind me why that sets a good precident.
It doesn't, and that was Jon's point.
>
>
>>> both debbie and pat were making the point that with education,
>>> economic empowerment, and basic rights for women, population
>>> reduction would follow. so blaming ignorant ethnic populations for
>>> over breeding is rather bigoted, but then you admit you are
>>> biased...
>
> Way to miss my point! There are some groups (and congats, you missed
> my point - I'm talking about Europe's little issue) who don't, in the
> large, participate in the culture of the nation they live in, and
> indeed detest it.
You're talking at cross-purposes, you know...
And what you're talking about, Andrew, is self-ghetthoisation. Which
is an issue with nearly every ethnic group moving abroad (even english-
speakers moving to Cyprus, in my experience). Here in Oz, it's just as
much a problem of Chinese, Korean and Viet-Namese as of Lebanese and
Arab groups.
>>> nevertheless, dark hair and eye color are dominant genetic
>>> characteristics, so with rapid assimilation, us brown folks will
>>> eventually replace most blue eyed blonds...
>
> Yup, and I have nothing against you (except personally, given you're
> too rude to use quote).
He's not too rude, as you'd know if you'd bothered to pay attention.
He tries extremely hard, but he has trouble with understanding the way
e-mail programs quote, and manually quotes every post. If just one of
us lived nearby and could pop round and demonstrate stuff, jon would
find life much easier.
> You don't follow a mildly...oooh
> fundermentalist creed where y'know, nobody else is remotely equal to
> your people, and so on.
What, like you (and your people?)? Way to project, dude. You know,
nearly every religion and nationalist system does just that.
Charlie
(A bit Welsh, a bit English, both by adoption. Apparently my birth
parents were Canadian. Raised CofE, spent many years wandering from
church to church, now atheist. Lived in 3 countries for more than a
year. Visited over 50 countries)
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