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To: traditionalist
You seem to find the statement--Western ideals, not skin color, make the West great--objectionable.

To me it makes far more sense than the alternative, which is that there is some kind of magical fairy dust contained in white DNA that makes us superior.

I don't believe in fairy dust. Nature is usually very instructive, and if one "race" were significantly superior or inferior to another, then nature would not permit reproduction of hybrids. Think horses and donkeys.

In the modern world, race-thinking is always the basis of the lazy, inferior man's claim to superiority over others.

19 posted on 01/03/2002 9:27:48 AM PST by denydenydeny
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To: denydenydeny
You seem to find the statement--Western ideals, not skin color, make the West great--objectionable.

No, I just find abusrd the statement that ideals are what hold together Western civilization. Saying skin color makes the West great is also absurd, but I haven't see anyone make this claim. The anti-Pat group seems to have a large propensity to make strawman arguments.

To me it makes far more sense than the alternative, which is that there is some kind of magical fairy dust contained in white DNA that makes us superior.

I don't believe in fairy dust. Nature is usually very instructive, and if one "race" were significantly superior or inferior to another, then nature would not permit reproduction of hybrids. Think horses and donkeys.

In the modern world, race-thinking is always the basis of the lazy, inferior man's claim to superiority over others.

Boy, you really do like to read into things. Who ever said anything about racial superiority?

185 posted on 01/03/2002 1:47:25 PM PST by traditionalist
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