“I love him - he’s my dad. But I do NOT tolerate that attitude.
It’s anti-science, anti-American, and anti-Human.
I never read “Mein Kampf”, because I didn’t have to in order to imagine the cruelty man inflicts on man. I read the Bible, which shows it repeatedly.
I’m just despaired that so many are willing to join in this hatred.”
I think a lot of it (not mixing races) goes back to the Old Testament method of survival. It just made good sense not to marry someone out of your “tribe” or that is not your kind. A lot of good men (and women) were doomed and led astray by getting “mixed up” with pagans and demonic, anti-God “humans”. I see the same thing happening on steroids in our current environment. Naive kids getting together with bad people that seek destruction over peace.
If you become enamored by a rabid leftist, you could very easily end up dooming yourself to Hell or at the very least, damaging your life or a good part of it. It’s just common sense, but I get what you’re feeling re: the bigotry.
In the end, your dad only wants what’s best for you. Try to remember that and it will be fine.
I did. I realized he was meaning it from a good place (she was also 7 years older than I was, getting a divorce, and had 3 kids).
I wouldn’t trade my 3 year relationship with her, because it did certainly give me the idea that I’d be a good dad.