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May 25, 2017 7:29 PM
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DateYutaka said:
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BLM should also focus more on that, rather than on Race issues.
but right Libertarianis will not join with the Left Libertarian on this im of the old left not the new race based left

why as the left been like this
Because thinks always end up well for (right) liibertarians when they pander to the left amirite?
May 25, 2017 7:58 PM
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Gholy said:
DateYutaka said:
but right Libertarianis will not join with the Left Libertarian on this im of the old left not the new race based left

why as the left been like this
Because thinks always end up well for (right) liibertarians when they pander to the left amirite?


id be will to reach aarciis the aisle with you understand the right liibertarian deferntion of the STATE is at odd with what The STATE is to the right liibertarian is
to left liibertarians like me the STATE is eaxocly what it says on the tin there is not reall anti statist on he right liibertarian side there all small state liibertarians not anti satist liibertarians [ i say the only thing that the state is needed for is to repsnet its people o the international stage simple as that



right wing and letf winf stateist ie neo ocn and neo libs are unnited agest us why sould liibertarians fight each other too


also an caps live is ideode is base on flase pre tese

the an is i an cap corm form Anarcho Anarcho come from Anarchy witch means anti hierarchy

correct and an caps are Anarcho Capatlists and Caplitism is as far removed from anti hierarchy as you can be

DateYutakaMay 25, 2017 8:11 PM
"If you tremble with indignation at every injustice, then you are a comrade of mine"

When the union's inspiration through the workers' blood shall run
There can be no power greater anywhere beneath the sun
Yet what force on earth is weaker than the feeble strength of one
For the Union makes us strong
May 25, 2017 8:29 PM

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Onyx-Sentinel said:
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You can be a white man who is simply a nationalist (patriotic) without involving his race in the equation.


Which is completely pointless, Nationalism based on arbitrary lines (borders) is shallow. Whereas Racial Nationalism is based on bringing people together because of our similarities.


Borders are arbitrary but racial divisions arent? hahahha No no no. Racial divisions are arbitrarily made. Also physical appearance as a basis is extremely shallow .
May 25, 2017 8:31 PM
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traed said:
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Which is completely pointless, Nationalism based on arbitrary lines (borders) is shallow. Whereas Racial Nationalism is based on bringing people together because of our similarities.



Borders are arbitrary but racial divisions arent? hahahha No no no. Racial divisions are arbitrarily made. Also physical appearance as a basis is extremely shallow .


that is a very old leftist stance to have that is refessing
"If you tremble with indignation at every injustice, then you are a comrade of mine"

When the union's inspiration through the workers' blood shall run
There can be no power greater anywhere beneath the sun
Yet what force on earth is weaker than the feeble strength of one
For the Union makes us strong
May 25, 2017 10:29 PM

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traed said:
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Which is completely pointless, Nationalism based on arbitrary lines (borders) is shallow. Whereas Racial Nationalism is based on bringing people together because of our similarities.


Borders are arbitrary but racial divisions arent? hahahha No no no. Racial divisions are arbitrarily made. Also physical appearance as a basis is extremely shallow .


The boundary between your skin and the outside air is arbitrary.
May 25, 2017 11:03 PM
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id be will to reach aarciis the aisle with you understand the right liibertarian deferntion of the STATE is at odd with what The STATE is to the right liibertarian is
to left liibertarians like me the STATE is eaxocly what it says on the tin there is not reall anti statist on he right liibertarian side

there all small state liibertarians not anti satist liibertarians [ i say the only thing that the state is needed for is to repsnet its people o the international stage simple as that
You seem to be really concerned with semantics and how you perceive the meaning of the word "libertarian". I take it ancaps would be considered libertarian but the rest would still be statists in your view?

right wing and letf winf stateist ie neo ocn and neo libs are unnited agest us why sould liibertarians fight each other too
They're both fringe groups hated by almost everyone but them but that doesn't automatically make the two allies. Both sides might hate the state but they do so for different reasons and they don't have much in common other than that.

the an is i an cap corm form Anarcho Anarcho come from Anarchy witch means anti hierarchy

correct and an caps are Anarcho Capatlists and Caplitism is as far removed from anti hierarchy as you can be
You're not wrong here. Anarcho-Capitalism is a bit of a misnomer because capitalism is a form of hierarchy. I guess "Anarcho-Capitalism" just sounded better than "anti-statist capitalism" or "nonarchist" :P
Rothbard himself was aware of this:
We must therefore turn to history for enlightenment; here we find that none of the proclaimed anarchist groups correspond to the libertarian position, that even the best of them have unrealistic and socialistic elements in their doctrines . . . we find that all of the current anarchists are irrational collectivists . . . We must therefore conclude that we are not anarchists, and that those who call us anarchists are not on firm etymological ground, and are being completely unhistorical.
May 26, 2017 1:29 AM
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Gholy said:
DateYutaka said:
id be will to reach aarciis the aisle with you understand the right liibertarian deferntion of the STATE is at odd with what The STATE is to the right liibertarian is
to left liibertarians like me the STATE is eaxocly what it says on the tin there is not reall anti statist on he right liibertarian side

there all small state liibertarians not anti satist liibertarians [ i say the only thing that the state is needed for is to repsnet its people o the international stage simple as that
You seem to be really concerned with semantics and how you perceive the meaning of the word "libertarian". I take it ancaps would be considered libertarian but the rest would still be statists in your view?

right wing and letf winf stateist ie neo ocn and neo libs are unnited agest us why sould liibertarians fight each other too
They're both fringe groups hated by almost everyone but them but that doesn't automatically make the two allies. Both sides might hate the state but they do so for different reasons and they don't have much in common other than that.

the an is i an cap corm form Anarcho Anarcho come from Anarchy witch means anti hierarchy

correct and an caps are Anarcho Capatlists and Caplitism is as far removed from anti hierarchy as you can be
You're not wrong here. Anarcho-Capitalism is a bit of a misnomer because capitalism is a form of hierarchy. I guess "Anarcho-Capitalism" just sounded better than "anti-statist capitalism" or "nonarchist" :P
Rothbard himself was aware of this:
We must therefore turn to history for enlightenment; here we find that none of the proclaimed anarchist groups correspond to the libertarian position, that even the best of them have unrealistic and socialistic elements in their doctrines . . . we find that all of the current anarchists are irrational collectivists . . . We must therefore conclude that we are not anarchists, and that those who call us anarchists are not on firm etymological ground, and are being completely unhistorical.


iv been called a satsit by hardcore peroson on my side [ and all i say is this [ a state should be there repesnt the people on an internonal stage and that is it ] cuase i would want my nation to have seat and place like the UN

an caps are small state libertarians [ ie statist but there not] there stateist like all the libertarians who did indeed vote for Trump automaiccly become pro statist imo so do any so called left libertarians who backed Ciltion

some of trump ideals were semi libertarian but soon as he incresed the Defnese spending [ very non libertarian ideal]

i alll so disaggre with the action of Antifa but if thye staed true to there the ideals of the Red and after getting any sort of power i bakc there Ideals

Im a libertarian Soilclaist Polically but in Ideals im hardline lan pac]

most of young an cap i have listen to like ththe YT an caps plainys use teh trem hat asyou say your self is a Misnomer

most pf them i would call statist like mst right liibertarian sinc ethere small state liibertarianss not anti state

they know deeo diwn that the very ideal of an Cap is deeply flawed since the word Anarcho that thye still use its bullhsit there not Anarcho any thing

in my nation there would be no need for whisle blowers since the state leader [ the international repstinve or restpitves ie ine or trade one foragin policy] wold be fully actoubale to the people if thye make deals with nation that are moarrly agesit out views ie sau saudi the people would have the right to remove him right then and there

ther would all be censorship of the state sice like all leftust if the old mold iv hardcore anti censorship

im all brake up all press house any single paper can be partsan not that [ but no biig press dupolies like say herst and and he other guy in in the us]
partisn ship would not be needed
would be needed since the repssative of state would do everevry no red buroarcy

and true popular demoarcy based on cadidates not parties so there would be no sucj thig as party line


and yes iwould the fully empower the unions and nay instsion that bans unionzation would be kicked out of the nation


in a true Anarcho soiclicty the maases hold the power not the few












"If you tremble with indignation at every injustice, then you are a comrade of mine"

When the union's inspiration through the workers' blood shall run
There can be no power greater anywhere beneath the sun
Yet what force on earth is weaker than the feeble strength of one
For the Union makes us strong
May 26, 2017 2:46 AM

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Altairius said:
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Borders are arbitrary but racial divisions arent? hahahha No no no. Racial divisions are arbitrarily made. Also physical appearance as a basis is extremely shallow .


The boundary between your skin and the outside air is arbitrary.


In a way but no it's pretty objective the air is a gas and skin is a solid.

Are Hispanics white?
Are Ashkenazi Jews white?
Are Arabs white?
Is the Kalash tribe white?
How much percentage of white does it take to be white?

These questions don't have objective answers based on how you're defining race and you know it.
May 26, 2017 3:23 AM

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traed said:
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The boundary between your skin and the outside air is arbitrary.


In a way but no it's pretty objective the air is a gas and skin is a solid.

Are Hispanics white?
Are Ashkenazi Jews white?
Are Arabs white?
Is the Kalash tribe white?
How much percentage of white does it take to be white?

These questions don't have objective answers based on how you're defining race and you know it.


But is your skin objectively solid? At what consistency is something a solid? Haven't we just decided it arbitrarily? Is my cum a liquid? I dunno, it's looking kinda lumpy.
May 26, 2017 3:38 AM

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@Zeally You've been more than patient, too bad @Altairius will just ignore your post as he does with anything he can't twist to play smartass.

edit: oops, throw me stones please
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May 26, 2017 3:48 AM

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Clebardman said:
@Zeally You've been more than patient, too bad @Altairius will just ignore your post as he does with anything he can't twist to play smartass.


I don't see him responding to me. Maybe I missed it way back.
May 26, 2017 4:19 AM

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Altairius said:
Clebardman said:
@Zeally You've been more than patient, too bad @Altairius will just ignore your post as he does with anything he can't twist to play smartass.


I don't see him responding to me. Maybe I missed it way back.

*looks back at the thread*

Hum, he was quoting drunk_samurai, and no, the names aren't even similar. I'll pretend nothing happened while you guys stone me.
Hey but at least, I manage to ping you and not Altairus this time (^:
May 26, 2017 4:30 AM

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Clebardman said:
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I don't see him responding to me. Maybe I missed it way back.

*looks back at the thread*

Hum, he was quoting drunk_samurai, and no, the names aren't even similar. I'll pretend nothing happened while you guys stone me.
Hey but at least, I manage to ping you and not Altairus this time (^:


He stole the first name I tried to get, so he can suffer a bit.
May 26, 2017 10:56 AM

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traed said:
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Which is completely pointless, Nationalism based on arbitrary lines (borders) is shallow. Whereas Racial Nationalism is based on bringing people together because of our similarities.


Borders are arbitrary but racial divisions arent? hahahha No no no. Racial divisions are arbitrarily made. Also physical appearance as a basis is extremely shallow .

Racial divisions are not arbitrarily made, physical appearance is only one aspect.
To believe people only care about skin colour is ridiculous.

Even my Biology Teacher (who was Black) in High School said there are differences between races other skin colour. Differences in ability and talents.
May 26, 2017 12:02 PM
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the excuse of "racial nationalism" is often used by racists to try and unconvincingly claim they're "not racist", though. hence the majority of them actually being "supremacists".

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he can suffer a bit.

boo hoo boo hoo cry me a river
the entirety of CE is suffering
maybe some of it would be put to rest if this damn thread got closed
May 26, 2017 7:11 PM
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Onyx-Sentinel said:
traed said:


Borders are arbitrary but racial divisions arent? hahahha No no no. Racial divisions are arbitrarily made. Also physical appearance as a basis is extremely shallow .

Racial divisions are not arbitrarily made, physical appearance is only one aspect.
To believe people only care about skin colour is ridiculous.

Even my Biology Teacher (who was Black) in High School said there are differences between races other skin colour. Differences in ability and talents.

Your biology teacher lied. Studies I've seen all point towards the idea that there are no substantial differences. There are differences in culture and minor physical differences, and they're the reason people from some races fare differently from others. The vast majority of genetic differences occur between individuals and not people of different races, not to mention that these genetic differences between individuals are not substantial either.
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May 26, 2017 7:33 PM

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Onyx-Sentinel said:
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Borders are arbitrary but racial divisions arent? hahahha No no no. Racial divisions are arbitrarily made. Also physical appearance as a basis is extremely shallow .

Racial divisions are not arbitrarily made, physical appearance is only one aspect.
To believe people only care about skin colour is ridiculous.

Even my Biology Teacher (who was Black) in High School said there are differences between races other skin colour. Differences in ability and talents.

The concept of race pre-dates genetics and modern medicine and psychology. It's pseudo-science.

Your biology teacher is misinformed. Many studies point out that race is not genetic but just social divisions. Even if it was genetic the lines between races is still arbitrarily defined nnot only in humans but other animals as well as sort of blurry lines not clear cut objective divisions. What actually exists is blurry lines of geographic divisions. These divisionns can include multiple so called races with similarities more than people of same race of another region.
May 26, 2017 7:46 PM

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traed said:
Onyx-Sentinel said:

Racial divisions are not arbitrarily made, physical appearance is only one aspect.
To believe people only care about skin colour is ridiculous.

Even my Biology Teacher (who was Black) in High School said there are differences between races other skin colour. Differences in ability and talents.

The concept of race pre-dates genetics and modern medicine and psychology. It's pseudo-science.

Your biology teacher is misinformed. Many studies point out that race is not genetic but just social divisions. Even if it was genetic the lines between races is still arbitrarily defined nnot only in humans but other animals as well as sort of blurry lines not clear cut objective divisions. What actually exists is blurry lines of geographic divisions. These divisionns can include multiple so called races with similarities more than people of same race of another region.


Again, blurry lines do not refute the essence of something. You can call any categorization arbitrary.
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Altairius said:
traed said:

The concept of race pre-dates genetics and modern medicine and psychology. It's pseudo-science.

Your biology teacher is misinformed. Many studies point out that race is not genetic but just social divisions. Even if it was genetic the lines between races is still arbitrarily defined nnot only in humans but other animals as well as sort of blurry lines not clear cut objective divisions. What actually exists is blurry lines of geographic divisions. These divisionns can include multiple so called races with similarities more than people of same race of another region.


Again, blurry lines do not refute the essence of something. You can call any categorization arbitrary.


Sound's like a cult religion. No you can't. A plane is not the same as a potato but a human is a human.
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traed said:
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Again, blurry lines do not refute the essence of something. You can call any categorization arbitrary.


Sound's like a cult religion. No you can't. A plane is not the same as a potato but a human is a human.


And a European is not the same as an African.

Anyone who would deny that statement is part of a cult religion.
May 26, 2017 8:07 PM

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traed said:


Sound's like a cult religion. No you can't. A plane is not the same as a potato but a human is a human.


And a European is not the same as an African.

Anyone who would deny that statement is part of a cult religion.


Europeans originally came from Africa. At least that is the popular scientific opinion.

Point is you should judge people as individuals not collectively.
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traed said:
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And a European is not the same as an African.

Anyone who would deny that statement is part of a cult religion.


Europeans originally came from Africa. At least that is the popular scientific opinion.


Irrelevant, if true at all.

Point is you should judge people as individuals not collectively.


That's stupid. For example, I judge that Muslims as a group are problematic and should be kept out of the country. Oh look, less terrorism. Now we'll start deporting the recent migrants. Oh look, even less. Eventually we'll get to the ones who have been here for generations through some kind of incentive structure. Wow, it's almost like a high trust society or something. I had vaguely heard about this sort of thing but I didn't think it was possible. I thought terrorism was just part of living in a big city.
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omfgplzstop said:
Onyx-Sentinel said:

Racial divisions are not arbitrarily made, physical appearance is only one aspect.
To believe people only care about skin colour is ridiculous.

Even my Biology Teacher (who was Black) in High School said there are differences between races other skin colour. Differences in ability and talents.

Your biology teacher lied. Studies I've seen all point towards the idea that there are no substantial differences. There are differences in culture and minor physical differences, and they're the reason people from some races fare differently from others. The vast majority of genetic differences occur between individuals and not people of different races, not to mention that these genetic differences between individuals are not substantial either.


It seems I said Race, when I meant Ethnicity.
There are notable differences in ability between ethnic groups.

If ya want a great example of differences of ability between Ethnic groups, the Olympics is one.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/100_metres_at_the_Olympics#Race

Olympic 100 m medallists in the early editions of the Modern Olympic Games were principally white, Western sprinters of European descent, largely reflecting the make up of the nations that took part. As the Olympic competition began to attract wider international participation, athletes with African heritage began to reach the 100 m Olympic podium, particularly African-Americans and Afro-Caribbeans.

Eddie Tolan became the first non-white winner of the event in 1932 and this signified the start of a prolonged period of success by black male sprinters; since 1932 only five men's Olympic champions in the event have not had significant African heritage. The women's event was dominated by runners of European descent until Wilma Rudolph won the title in 1960. Soviet and German women returned to the podium in the period from 1972 to 1980, but since then African-American and Jamaican women have won the great majority of 100 m medals. **Dominance in the men's event has been particularly pronounced from 1984 to 2016, during which time all the men's Olympic 100 m finalists have been of African heritage.**

***Most commentators attribute this statistical discrepancy to genetic rather than to cultural factors. ***

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Onyx-Sentinel said:
omfgplzstop said:

Your biology teacher lied. Studies I've seen all point towards the idea that there are no substantial differences. There are differences in culture and minor physical differences, and they're the reason people from some races fare differently from others. The vast majority of genetic differences occur between individuals and not people of different races, not to mention that these genetic differences between individuals are not substantial either.


It seems I said Race instead of Ethnicity. And there are differences.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speciation#Allopatric
During allopatric speciation, a population splits into two geographically isolated populations (for example, by habitat fragmentation due to geographical change such as mountain formation). The isolated populations then undergo genotypic or phenotypic divergence as: (a) they become subjected to dissimilar selective pressures; (b) they independently undergo genetic drift; (c) different mutations arise in the two populations.
Yet you try to say all the differences are minor.

Humanity is that extensive, different groups have faced different environments and adapted to them. Some have prospered due to their adaptability, whereas others have failed to adapt.

If ya want a great example of differences of ability between Ethnic groups, the Olympics is one.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/100_metres_at_the_Olympics#Race

Olympic 100 m medallists in the early editions of the Modern Olympic Games were principally white, Western sprinters of European descent, largely reflecting the make up of the nations that took part. As the Olympic competition began to attract wider international participation, athletes with African heritage began to reach the 100 m Olympic podium, particularly African-Americans and Afro-Caribbeans.

Eddie Tolan became the first non-white winner of the event in 1932 and this signified the start of a prolonged period of success by black male sprinters; since 1932 only five men's Olympic champions in the event have not had significant African heritage. The women's event was dominated by runners of European descent until Wilma Rudolph won the title in 1960. Soviet and German women returned to the podium in the period from 1972 to 1980, but since then African-American and Jamaican women have won the great majority of 100 m medals. **Dominance in the men's event has been particularly pronounced from 1984 to 2016, during which time all the men's Olympic 100 m finalists have been of African heritage.**

***Most commentators attribute this statistical discrepancy to genetic rather than to cultural factors. ***

Those are the types of differences I was referring to, and I mentioned that they alongside culture are the source of disparities. Maybe I shouldn't have called them minor (as relatively slight differences in genes can manifest as significant differences in physiology) to be clearer, but like I said, the vast majority of genetic differences between individuals do not stem from race/geographical isolation.
http://www.nature.com/ng/journal/v36/n11s/full/ng1435.html?iframe=true&width=100%25&%20rel=
Of the 0.1% of DNA that varies among individuals, what proportion varies among main populations? Consider an apportionment of Old World populations into three continents (Africa, Asia and Europe), a grouping that corresponds to a common view of three of the 'major races'16, 17. Approximately 85−90% of genetic variation is found within these continental groups, and only an additional 10−15% of variation is found between them18, 19, 20 (Table 1). In other words, approx90% of total genetic variation would be found in a collection of individuals from a single continent, and only approx10% more variation would be found if the collection consisted of Europeans, Asians and Africans. The proportion of total genetic variation ascribed to differences between continental populations, called FST, is consistent, regardless of the type of autosomal loci examined (Table 1).

I will take back the claim that your teacher lied. I get aggressive whenever I hear about a teacher making a claim I perceive as even slightly inaccurate because of the amount of bullshit I see in the education system worldwide.
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Every opinion is not equal. Some opinions are simply made out of shit.


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omfgplzstop said:
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It seems I said Race instead of Ethnicity. And there are differences.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speciation#Allopatric
During allopatric speciation, a population splits into two geographically isolated populations (for example, by habitat fragmentation due to geographical change such as mountain formation). The isolated populations then undergo genotypic or phenotypic divergence as: (a) they become subjected to dissimilar selective pressures; (b) they independently undergo genetic drift; (c) different mutations arise in the two populations.
Yet you try to say all the differences are minor.

Humanity is that extensive, different groups have faced different environments and adapted to them. Some have prospered due to their adaptability, whereas others have failed to adapt.

If ya want a great example of differences of ability between Ethnic groups, the Olympics is one.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/100_metres_at_the_Olympics#Race


Those are the types of differences I was referring to, and I mentioned that they alongside culture are the source of disparities. Maybe I shouldn't have called them minor (as relatively slight differences in genes can manifest as significant differences in physiology) to be clearer, but the vast majority of genetic differences between individuals do not stem from race/geographical isolation.
http://www.nature.com/ng/journal/v36/n11s/full/ng1435.html?iframe=true&width=100%25&%20rel=
Of the 0.1% of DNA that varies among individuals, what proportion varies among main populations? Consider an apportionment of Old World populations into three continents (Africa, Asia and Europe), a grouping that corresponds to a common view of three of the 'major races'16, 17. Approximately 85−90% of genetic variation is found within these continental groups, and only an additional 10−15% of variation is found between them18, 19, 20 (Table 1). In other words, approx90% of total genetic variation would be found in a collection of individuals from a single continent, and only approx10% more variation would be found if the collection consisted of Europeans, Asians and Africans. The proportion of total genetic variation ascribed to differences between continental populations, called FST, is consistent, regardless of the type of autosomal loci examined (Table 1).


The point I'm trying to get across is, that there are clear differences in ability between ethnic groups, and I believe you see that as well.
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Onyx-Sentinel said:
omfgplzstop said:

Those are the types of differences I was referring to, and I mentioned that they alongside culture are the source of disparities. Maybe I shouldn't have called them minor (as relatively slight differences in genes can manifest as significant differences in physiology) to be clearer, but the vast majority of genetic differences between individuals do not stem from race/geographical isolation.
http://www.nature.com/ng/journal/v36/n11s/full/ng1435.html?iframe=true&width=100%25&%20rel=


The point I'm trying to get across is, that there are clear differences in ability between ethnic groups, and I believe you see that as well.

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I will take back the claim that your teacher lied. I get aggressive whenever I hear about a teacher making a claim I perceive as even slightly inaccurate because of the amount of bullshit I see in the education system worldwide.

Yep. I believe that the differences are not significant enough to warrant or excuse a demand for any form of government support (or differing treatment) for certain races though, which is why these kinds of things alongside the word "teacher" which has become associated with leftist propaganda to me prompted me to respond aggressively. Lol.
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omfgplzstop said:
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The point I'm trying to get across is, that there are clear differences in ability between ethnic groups, and I believe you see that as well.

omfgplzstop said:
I will take back the claim that your teacher lied. I get aggressive whenever I hear about a teacher making a claim I perceive as even slightly inaccurate because of the amount of bullshit I see in the education system worldwide.

Yep. I believe that the differences are not significant enough to warrant or excuse a demand for any form of government support (or differing treatment) for certain races though, which is why these kinds of things alongside the word "teacher" which has become associated with leftist propaganda to me prompted be to be aggressive. Lol.


Oh, so you're against Affirmative Action like myself?
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Yep. I believe that the differences are not significant enough to warrant or excuse a demand for any form of government support (or differing treatment) for certain races though, which is why these kinds of things alongside the word "teacher" which has become associated with leftist propaganda to me prompted be to be aggressive. Lol.


Oh, so you're against Affirmative Action like myself?
Absolutely. I think it is morally and economically wrong. An argument I like to bring up to leftists, since they always frame the argument as though you're evil for opposing it (or every single one of their arguments, which drives me insane), is the question of "why should a child be treated by a worse doctor just because that doctor was born to a certain race, and why should a potentially better doctor, who could help more people or help people more efficiently, have a harder time realizing that potential?"
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That's stupid. For example, I judge that Muslims as a group are problematic and should be kept out of the country. Oh look, less terrorism. Now we'll start deporting the recent migrants. Oh look, even less. Eventually we'll get to the ones who have been here for generations through some kind of incentive structure. Wow, it's almost like a high trust society or something. I had vaguely heard about this sort of thing but I didn't think it was possible. I thought terrorism was just part of living in a big city.


To help you get it I will turn it around. So you would reject an Arab or black that is either not religious or is Muslim in name only and doesn't care about Sharia shit and has western viewpoints but that is the equivalent to letting in any white person regardless of their history of violent crime and holding opposition to every aspect of the gov they move to and you overlook it just because they are white. Don't you see how stupid that is?

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Oh, so you're against Affirmative Action like myself?

Not directed at me but I am

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It seems I said Race instead of Ethnicity. And there are differences.

The differences go away in regions right next to eachother regardless of what country or continent it is so long as it isn't fully divided by major geographic obstacles.
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Altairius said:
That's stupid. For example, I judge that Muslims as a group are problematic and should be kept out of the country. Oh look, less terrorism. Now we'll start deporting the recent migrants. Oh look, even less. Eventually we'll get to the ones who have been here for generations through some kind of incentive structure. Wow, it's almost like a high trust society or something. I had vaguely heard about this sort of thing but I didn't think it was possible. I thought terrorism was just part of living in a big city.


To help you get it I will turn it around. So you would reject an Arab or black that is either not religious or is Muslim in name only and doesn't care about Sharia shit and has western viewpoints but that is the equivalent to letting in any white person regardless of their history of violent crime and holding opposition to every aspect of the gov they move to and you overlook it just because they are white. Don't you see how stupid that is?


You can't determine whether or not Muslims are "Muslim in name only". It's totally impossible. If you can read people's minds, then we'll talk. In the meantime, you know with absolute certainty that the fewer Muslims you have, the less terrorism you have. As for the racial component, until you can actually prove that it's all just poverty, you shouldn't be making drastic changes to your society.

Obviously I don't want to let in a bunch of felons from Russia or something like that. Even then though, you're making a group judgement. Sure, I agree that past behavior is a stronger predictor than race, but race is also a strong predictor of certain outcomes. And it's really not accounted for by poverty. Take the murder rate in China vs. the US.
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To help you get it I will turn it around. So you would reject an Arab or black that is either not religious or is Muslim in name only and doesn't care about Sharia shit and has western viewpoints but that is the equivalent to letting in any white person regardless of their history of violent crime and holding opposition to every aspect of the gov they move to and you overlook it just because they are white. Don't you see how stupid that is?


You can't determine whether or not Muslims are "Muslim in name only". It's totally impossible. If you can read people's minds, then we'll talk. In the meantime, you know with absolute certainty that the fewer Muslims you have, the less terrorism you have. As for the racial component, until you can actually prove that it's all just poverty, you shouldn't be making drastic changes to your society.

Obviously I don't want to let in a bunch of felons from Russia or something like that. Even then though, you're making a group judgement. Sure, I agree that past behavior is a stronger predictor than race, but race is also a strong predictor of certain outcomes. And it's really not accounted for by poverty. Take the murder rate in China vs. the US.


Actually you can predict how risky a person is based on their criminal history or lack of and their connections to other criminals or lack of.

Terrorism pales in comparison to other violent crimes in occurrence frequency and body count when talking about western countries. It's just terrorism is more publicised so youre fixated on it while not caring about all the white people killing white people. There have been terrorists of every race too.

What I am pointing out is your generalizations makes it so all the groups you did not exclude still commit crime and so do people naively born. Your race crap doesnt solve that it makes it worse by making people think crime is a race issue so they ignore real causes and crime just continues even if you had an ethnostate with a state religion or something.
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You can't predict if a Muslim will be radicalized. What moves them is an interpretation of a text they consider holy, and it's not difficult to reach them.

He misses the fact that Muslims are people who share an ideology (a basis of some, rather), not a race.
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You can't predict if a Muslim will be radicalized. What moves them is an interpretation of a text they consider holy, and it's not difficult to reach them.

He misses the fact that Muslims are people who share an ideology (a basis of some, rather), not a race.
To be radicalised they have to come into contact with radicals or at least radical propaganda. The first is something tackable the second can be banned.

What you gonna do about all the Christians that become radicals? In the US we have Christians bombing abortion clinics and shooting up mosques.
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You can't predict if a Muslim will be radicalized. What moves them is an interpretation of a text they consider holy, and it's not difficult to reach them.

He misses the fact that Muslims are people who share an ideology (a basis of some, rather), not a race.
To be radicalised they have to come into contact with radicals or at least radical propaganda. The first is something tackable the second can be banned.

What you gonna do about all the Christians that become radicals? In the US we have Christians bombing abortion clinics and shooting up mosques.


How do you police the entire internet to govern radical propaganda? Are you going to ban the Qur'an?

The difference between the bible and the Qur'an is that the central theme of the Qur'an is spreading the faith by the sword, whereas the bible's is closer to being a hippie (if we follow the protagonists at least, i'm basically trying to sum it up). Christianity does not encourage, and most Christians condemn, acts like bombing abortion clinics and shooting up mosques afaik. Muslims often refuse to condemn terrorism in the name of Islam, many believe suicide bombing can be justified, and plenty of imams actually endorse it.

Either way, I'm not arguing that all muslims should be deported. My stance on this subject is that Islam needs a reform.

Setting aside the fact that muslims are much more likely to become radicalized to the point of murder than christians, radicalized christians who commit such acts are not significantly different from radicalized environmentalists burning down chain stores. In both cases it is a result of pushing a certain belief that stems from ideology (life of innocents should be preserved, the environment should be preserved) to the extreme, and not necessarily something that a change to the core belief system would solve.
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traed said:
To be radicalised they have to come into contact with radicals or at least radical propaganda. The first is something tackable the second can be banned.

What you gonna do about all the Christians that become radicals? In the US we have Christians bombing abortion clinics and shooting up mosques.


How do you police the entire internet to govern radical propaganda? Are you going to ban the Qur'an?

The difference between the bible and the Qur'an is that the central theme of the Qur'an is spreading the faith by the sword, whereas the bible's is closer to being a hippie (if we follow the protagonists at least, i'm basically trying to sum it up). Christianity does not encourage, and most Christians condemn, acts like bombing abortion clinics and shooting up mosques afaik. Muslims often refuse to condemn terrorism in the name of Islam, many believe suicide bombing can be justified, and plenty of imams actually endorse it.

Either way, I'm not arguing that all muslims should be deported. My stance on this subject is that Islam needs a reform.

Setting aside the fact that muslims are much more likely to become radicalized to the point of murder than christians, radicalized christians who commit such acts are not significantly different from radicalized environmentalists burning down chain stores. In both cases it is a result of pushing a certain belief that stems from ideology (life of innocents should be preserved, the environment should be preserved) to the extreme, and not necessarily something that a change to the core belief system would solve.


Not the whole internet just within ones own country.

But Christianity spread by the sword anyway. Not entirely though just it was a factor to its growth. It doesn't matter, Christianity is not a purely scriptural religion but also a cultural religion with oral traditions added to it.

It would be unlikely for Islam to reform if Muslims are kept in third world conditions with a religious government. However the American born religion Nation of Islam is actually just as bad or worse than Islam because it adds racism to the ideology although in all other regards it is more moderate. Sufism is pretty chill, its very religious but in a peaceful tolerant way.

Christianity was around for a few hundred years more. Islam is still playing catch up. Anyway actually white supremacist groups do more terrorism in the US but it's smaller scale stuff but they mostly somehow try to tie Christianity into their ideology idk how but they do. I wouldnt compare it to eco-terrorism since eco terrorism usually doesnt target killing anyone just stopping corporations from doing something.
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You can't determine whether or not Muslims are "Muslim in name only". It's totally impossible. If you can read people's minds, then we'll talk. In the meantime, you know with absolute certainty that the fewer Muslims you have, the less terrorism you have. As for the racial component, until you can actually prove that it's all just poverty, you shouldn't be making drastic changes to your society.

Obviously I don't want to let in a bunch of felons from Russia or something like that. Even then though, you're making a group judgement. Sure, I agree that past behavior is a stronger predictor than race, but race is also a strong predictor of certain outcomes. And it's really not accounted for by poverty. Take the murder rate in China vs. the US.


Actually you can predict how risky a person is based on their criminal history or lack of and their connections to other criminals or lack of.

Terrorism pales in comparison to other violent crimes in occurrence frequency and body count when talking about western countries. It's just terrorism is more publicised so youre fixated on it while not caring about all the white people killing white people. There have been terrorists of every race too.

What I am pointing out is your generalizations makes it so all the groups you did not exclude still commit crime and so do people naively born. Your race crap doesnt solve that it makes it worse by making people think crime is a race issue so they ignore real causes and crime just continues even if you had an ethnostate with a state religion or something.


You can't predict with Muslims. Certain sects will make it more or less likely, but Sunni are the majority and the ones pouring into Europe. I suspect that's no mistake, and that the more decent sects like Shia and Sufi would tend to stay in their countries.

It's not just terrorism though. Muslims have much higher crime rates period. We all know what has happened to Sweden.

You say race is not an issue while ignoring by point about the US and China. Seriously, is there a better explanation there than race? China is much poorer than the US on average, and yet the murder rate is much lower. It's because it's a largely homogeneous East Asian country.
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How do you police the entire internet to govern radical propaganda? Are you going to ban the Qur'an?

The difference between the bible and the Qur'an is that the central theme of the Qur'an is spreading the faith by the sword, whereas the bible's is closer to being a hippie (if we follow the protagonists at least, i'm basically trying to sum it up). Christianity does not encourage, and most Christians condemn, acts like bombing abortion clinics and shooting up mosques afaik. Muslims often refuse to condemn terrorism in the name of Islam, many believe suicide bombing can be justified, and plenty of imams actually endorse it.

Either way, I'm not arguing that all muslims should be deported. My stance on this subject is that Islam needs a reform.

Setting aside the fact that muslims are much more likely to become radicalized to the point of murder than christians, radicalized christians who commit such acts are not significantly different from radicalized environmentalists burning down chain stores. In both cases it is a result of pushing a certain belief that stems from ideology (life of innocents should be preserved, the environment should be preserved) to the extreme, and not necessarily something that a change to the core belief system would solve.


Not the whole internet just within ones own country.

But Christianity spread by the sword anyway. Not entirely though just it was a factor to its growth. It doesn't matter, Christianity is not a purely scriptural religion but also a cultural religion with oral traditions added to it.

It would be unlikely for Islam to reform if Muslims are kept in third world conditions with a religious government. However the American born religion Nation of Islam is actually just as bad or worse than Islam because it adds racism to the ideology although in all other regards it is more moderate. Sufism is pretty chill, its very religious but in a peaceful tolerant way.

Christianity was around for a few hundred years more. Islam is still playing catch up. Anyway actually white supremacist groups do more terrorism in the US but it's smaller scale stuff but they mostly somehow try to tie Christianity into their ideology idk how but they do. I wouldnt compare it to eco-terrorism since eco terrorism usually doesnt target killing anyone just stopping corporations from doing something.


You can't prevent every single propaganda site ever from reaching your citizens. And I was trying to imply that simply reading the Qur'an can motivate some muslims to commit atrocities.

I know that, but the point was that the MESSAGE of Christianity is not "spread this religion by the sword," which is not true for Islam.

A reform is unlikely because of the Muslims' belief that the Qur'an is the ultimate word of a supreme being--the economies and governments are secondary. Had they not believed in its teachings, they would have tried to rebel against the government to enact their own, fair beliefs. It is the fact that muslims believe what is written in the Qur'an and hadiths that stops them from challenging those beliefs and improving their lives and culture, or leads to them overthrowing one government for a different sect to come to power. In a lot of those places the standards of living are not as awful as what you might picture when you hear "third world countries," by the way. That's also minor. I do admit that Iran censoring stuff and trying to control the internet hurts, but a lot of people just pirate things there.

What do you mean by "the American born religion Nation of Islam"?

The time it was created isn't really relevant. Sikhism has been around for only a few hundred years, for example. It's always about the message. Without a culture or environment that encourage it, old ideas do not typically develop from a humanitarian standpoint. You need new ones, and in the Muslim world's current state, new ones are hunt as apostates or hypocrites. On the positive side, with the internet becoming a larger part of people's lives and outside influence becoming more common, we see a lot of muslims becoming a bit more western even if the islamic influences of their country and upbringing are still problematic.

Eco-terrorism includes sometimes trapping trees so that if someone tries to cut them they get hurt, lol. But regardless, you can just use black extremists or neo nazis instead. I'm sure even some SJW riots about Trump led to someone getting hurt.
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You don't have to prevent all of it, just putting out a message it's not acceptable is helpful and taking it off sites like youtube and twitter is enough to take it away from the eyes of most of the would be supporters. It's not just the religion itself but material conditions as well. A person wont get as deep into a religion if they are satisfied with their life as it is.

The quran has the same message as the bible although it's not conveyed as much because it spends too much time telling the story of Muhammad's exploits. I mean no one would "spread Islam by the sword" as you say, just because it says so. It has to have a message that motivates them to drive such behaviour.

All they have to do to reform is same as Christians do, cherry pick the holy words like crazy. Actually there has been a modern westernised middle east before for a wile but America helped fuck that up. Infrastructure doesn't necisarily imply what living conditions are for an average person. It differs by country of course though.

Nation of Islam was founded in Detroit, Michigan, USA. It was basically just black people trying to connect to their African roots via Islam. They are racist and homophobic though.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nation_of_islam

Havent heard that one before with tree traps.
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You don't have to prevent all of it, just putting out a message it's not acceptable is helpful and taking it off sites like youtube and twitter is enough to take it away from the eyes of most of the would be supporters. It's not just the religion itself but material conditions as well. A person wont get as deep into a religion if they are satisfied with their life as it is.

The quran has the same message as the bible although it's not conveyed as much because it spends too much time telling the story of Muhammad's exploits. I mean no one would "spread Islam by the sword" as you say, just because it says so. It has to have a message that motivates them to drive such behaviour.

All they have to do to reform is same as Christians do, cherry pick the holy words like crazy. Actually there has been a modern westernised middle east before for a wile but America helped fuck that up. Infrastructure doesn't necisarily imply what living conditions are for an average person. It differs by country of course though.

Nation of Islam was founded in Detroit, Michigan, USA. It was basically just black people trying to connect to their African roots via Islam. They are racist and homophobic though.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nation_of_islam

Havent heard that one before with tree traps.


Yeah, the tree traps thing made me chuckle when I read it. I'm willing to concede to your older claim that poor living conditions lead to religion as a coping mechanism, but maintain that the true cause for the prevalence of Islam in the middle east is culture, which is inseparable from the religion, as well as that satisfaction with your material conditions is largely irrelevant as to how deep you get into a religion. Like I said, most terrorists are actually better educated/more well-off than their peers (and yes, we do see rich privileged terrorists, lol) and come from the middle class--ideology is for them exclusively the motivating factor, and they're driven to act upon that ideology in search of a greater meaning. I think it'd be careless to dismiss poverty as a factor for those terrorists that are poor and desperate, but based on the above and the fact that dogma can lead people to do practically anything, I don't think it's of particularly significant importance.

The biggest issue regarding censorship remains the fact that the Qur'an itself (and mosques I guess, but encouraging imams to deliver different messages could greatly benefit this cause) can serve as inspirations for committing these acts.

The Bible and the Qur'an are quite different. I could explain this myself, but this website does it quite well: http://www.thereligionofpeace.com/pages/articles/jesus-muhammad.aspx

They can't really cherrypick to reform because peaceful passages are so rare in the Qur'an, not to mention that most of them are superceded by the violent ones. The central theme is absolutely to spread the faith by the sword, and their prophet is a conquering warlord who enslaved everyone he came across. Allah is portrayed as some sort of angsty shounen antagonist who sends his followers after you and only interferes when he wants to be scary. The vast majority of it is violent and you need to take a lot of things out of context if you want them to be peaceful. Christians can ignore the things that conflict with the central message like Jesus at the temple lol, because there's a lot more to draw from and the central message is significantly different. If anything, Christians feel OBLIGATED to ignore the conflicting passages and focus on the peaceful ones BECAUSE of the central theme of the book and the central characteristic of their prophet, as opposed to in Islam where you'd really have to be quite dishonest to treat it that way (which is also directly condemned in the Qur'an as another disincentive). That's why the foundation of Judeo-Christian values (I know you won't like this) led to such a great nation like America instead of degrading like Syria.

Either way, both the example of Muhammad, his final words and orders he gave while alive, as well as Allah's preferences and orders all suggest some sort of spreading through the sword to varying degrees. It's why Muslims constantly attack others and practically always have. Like literally.

proper education, aka one that does not impose any ideologies on you directly or indirectly and, most importantly, teaches you HOW to think rather than what + freedom is da answer 2 errthing (not rly but almost, certainly the answer here tho)
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LMAO!!!!

Good to know that it's been over 150 years and dumbass White Nationalists STILL can't get over the fact that the Confederacy lost.



It seems like you can't get over history, considering you want statues (representation of History) to be torn down.


Why should we have a statue of those that betrayed the United States?

If they want to learn about the confederacy, they could go to a museum.

Or better yet:

They can open up a history book.
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Onyx-Sentinel said:


It seems like you can't get over history, considering you want statues (representation of History) to be torn down.


Why should we have a statue of those that betrayed the United States?

If they want to learn about the confederacy, they could go to a museum.

Or better yet:

They can open up a history book.


They betrayed the United States? Seems your peers don't agree with you, considering they found the President of the Confederate States of America, Jefferson Davis Not Guilty. Why because he truly believed he had the Right to Secede, his jurors also believed that.

If ya had opened up a textbook, you would know that.

They already know about the Confederacy, hence why they want Statues representing the brave men who fought for it to stay.
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