JQPublic1
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Eh, what was this supposed to mean? How can you "not believe in race" huh?
Your hate is the kind that can't be cured. Even if every Black person suddenly became middle class and started to behave like White people want them to, you'd hate them. Your hate is that Nazi kind of hate that permeates the soul.
And you "don't believe in race." This makes you a liar.
I guess that is what I get for attempting dialogue with an ignoramus!
I assume you are referring to my use of the terms "Black" and "White" to make myself clearer to a racist, like you. I use those words out of necessity to communicate, not because I believe or agree with what they connote. Besides, the terms are not always indicative of race since some very dark people, even some Black Africans have been re-classified as Caucasian. Now show me the lie in my [previous post, if you can.
Is this an attempt at a payback for exposing your lie about a 1962-63 riot in Athens Georgia where you said, among other things, that it was a small town about a mile from the South Carolina border?
Vindictive bahs-turd aren't you? Heh heh heh. Too bad your IQ isn't high enough to pull it off!
BTW, a top anthropologist happened to write an entire book on the subject, But what do you know? When was the last time you read anything but the sports page, eh?
ORIGIN OF THE CONCEPT
OF "RACE"
THE IDEA OF "RACE" represents one of the greatest errors,
if not the greatest error, of our time, and the most
tragic. What "race" is everyone seems to know, and is
only too eager to tell. All but a very few individuals take it
completely for granted that scientists have established the
"facts" about "race" and that they have long ago recognized
and classified the "races" of mankind. Scientists do little to
discourage this view, and, indeed, many of them are quite as
deluded as most laymen are about the subject. It is not diffi-
cult to see, therefore, why most of us continue to believe that
"race" really corresponds to something which exists. As Hog-
ben has remarked: "Geneticists believe that anthropologists
have decided what a race is. Ethnologists assume that their
classifications embody principles which genetic science has
proved correct. Politicians believe that their prejudices have
the sanction of genetic laws and the findings of physical anthro-
pology to sustain them." l Actually, none of them have any
grounds, but those which spring from their prejudices, for
such beliefs.