Why is it taboo to discuss the differences between races? Races evolved based on the different environmental conditions of where they lived. As a result of their environment, different races developed different physical characteristics, as well as different mental and personality characteristics. It's not racist to make note of these differences...it is merely being observational. For some reason it's acceptable to discuss the differences between different breeds of dogs. Some breeds are smarter than others, some breeds are faster than others, etc. So why is that that when someone points out the differences between breeds of humans, it's considered "racist." It's only racist if you hate or despise people for their differences. Otherwise, you're just a neutral observer.
As humans, we are a very unique species in that we live in such a wide variety of environments. As a result of living in so many different environments, we as humans are much more diverse than many species. There is a very wide range of physical and mental characteristics within the human species. As a result of these differences, there is inevitably conflict.
The reason it's taboo to discuss race is that many people many people don't have ability to view themselves or the world objectively. They are dumb and feel the need to follow the rules of "political correctness" that they've been brainwashed to follow. This mentality also leads people to join religions and isolate themselves from everyone else in the world. This then leads to each group wanting to either destroy or assimilate the others. The inability to view oneself as part of a worldwide, interdependent group leads to many if not all conflicts in the world.
Then there are those of us who can think objectively, who are forced to watch from the sidelines, shaking our heads, frustrated that we can't do anything about this whirlwind of tards we've been swept up in. It's a nice thought to consider that maybe the dumb people will eventually evolve to become objective thinkers as well, and everyone will get along for at least a few years before we become extinct...that's all we can hope for. It's going to be an interesting future...I wish I could live long enough to see how it plays out...or maybe I'm better off not knowing.
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- kramer
- I am just an average guy who lives in Minneapolis. This blog is a place to share my views on religion and hopefully a place to have civilized and logical discussions about religion, its origins, its purpose, and its validity. It is a place where religion can be questioned (as it should be). On this blog I am attempting to use logic to point out the flaws in religion. You do not need a lot of complex science to dispute many of religion's claims. Religion can be disputed with very simple logic that the average person should be able to understand.
Every human owes it to themselves to at least watch the videos and read the arguments on this blog. If you do that and you still think religion is a good thing...well, then you are not truly absorbing the information and you need to think harder.
Though I find the traditional concept of god hard to believe, I cannot rule out the possibility of some type of god (since religious people conveniently made god an invisible being who cannot be detected and exists outside of all that we know...again, very convenient).
Common sense and a basic familiarity with the laws of nature tell me that many things in The Bible are scientifically impossible. The Bible is simply a fairy tale and it's about time people starting using their brains in regards to The Bible and other religious texts.
Though I am doubtful of the existence of god, I am not against belief in god...I am against organized religion, and its attempt to spread lies and to deny science. Every religion attempts to invent a god, and every religion claims to know who god is and what his intentions are. The truth is that every god of every religion was simply made up...by humans. Some type of higher power MAY have started the universe, but no one knows anything about that higher power, or if it exists at all. Leaders and followers of religions are are all posers - claiming to know everything, but actually knowing nothing.
Though I find the traditional concept of god hard to believe, I cannot rule out the possibility of some type of god (since religious people conveniently made god an invisible being who cannot be detected and exists outside of all that we know...again, very convenient).
Common sense and a basic familiarity with the laws of nature tell me that many things in The Bible are scientifically impossible. The Bible is simply a fairy tale and it's about time people starting using their brains in regards to The Bible and other religious texts.
Though I am doubtful of the existence of god, I am not against belief in god...I am against organized religion, and its attempt to spread lies and to deny science. Every religion attempts to invent a god, and every religion claims to know who god is and what his intentions are. The truth is that every god of every religion was simply made up...by humans. Some type of higher power MAY have started the universe, but no one knows anything about that higher power, or if it exists at all. Leaders and followers of religions are are all posers - claiming to know everything, but actually knowing nothing.
There is no valid or correct religion. The only valid belief is to accept that we don't know anything about how the universe began, so there is no point in following a religion that lies to us and claims to know about the universe and god. If god is such an intelligent being, he won't unfairly punish people for not worshiping him. In fact, if god is so intelligent, he won't expect anyone to believe in him. He would understand that as intelligent beings, many humans will question his existence and he would not punish us for using our brains and seeking truth. I would think that an intelligent god would appreciate and respect people who use their "god-given" brains. He would respect and appreciate people who question things and seek evidence.
This idea that god is a petty, vengeful, being who wants nothing more than to punish us for doubting him - that is simply a load of crap invented by religions to keep people from questioning the religion.
All religions are just made-up theories that were invented by humans throughout history. The leaders and followers of these religions will claim that their religions are true and correct, but they are just ignorant fools. Don't be another ignorant fool - use your brain. God would want you to use your brain.
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Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster
The Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster is a religion invented by someone to make fun of how ridiculous relgions are. The notion that the universe was created by a spaghetti monster is just as ridiculous as any of the far-fetched beliefs created by Christians, Muslims, Mormons, or any other religious groups.
5 comments:
One area where race is taken very seriously: medicine.
It is rude, mean spirited and it creates strife. Why make the world a more painful place? Plus, you have zero idea of what you are talking about. Your writing seems to plead for people to become enlightened and free themselves, well right back at you pal.
To the goof who posted at 5:00 AM you truly are an idiot. I have been saying what the blogger has posted for several years and as a matter of fact I used the same reference to dogs by coincidence. It's so funny how a certain breed of dog is considered by nature as 'nonaggressive' and others are considered to be 'aggressive'.
http://www.care2.com/greenliving/the-3-most-aggressive-dog-breeds-may-surprise-you.html
I've often said the same of dolphins and sharks. Both are seagoing creatures and people pay to get into the water with dolphins so they can hold their fins and rub their backs but nobody in their right mind would do that without being in a cage. Why? Because you know what a shark can do to you. I've often made this argument to my liberal friends and each and everyone of them have the same preprogrammed response: "Well that's different." How so?
Certain tribes in Africa still hunt with spears and not to be traditional either. Some still practice cannibalism. Where are the white folks hunting with spears and eating other humans? There's not. It is what it is folks. Some races have a greater tendency towards aggressive, violent behaviour. Some races are better athletes and some are more intelligent. I'm not being racist either. I'm strictly observing.
I've been a police officer for almost 19 years in one the largest cities in North America and it's the same story over and over and over again. I know when I deal with certain races of people that I have to keep my guard up at all times as to where with others I can leave my gun in the car. This is not my opinion after watching a poll on CNN for 15 minutes either. This is after 19 years of working the streets folks.
Anytime I go to what's considered a 'bad neighborhood' it's always the same race of people there as inhabitants. ALWAYS.
Let's face it, take a look at Rome and Athens. Look what they did with their city THOUSANDS of years ago for God sake. In Africa? How are you still spear hunting the cheetah in 2015? Cable TV? Oh God let's not even go there!
I'm sure someone from a tribe in Africa would outrun me in 10 seconds flat but let's sit and do some high school algebra and see who can do better. Folks it is what it is.
Any comments or thoughts about Jordan Peterson? He seems to combine his knowledge of history, psychology, philoposophy, and religion to create his own spin, which seems to be giving cult like status among his groupies.
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