Dude, you need to step away from the white nationalist folks, Cal. We agree in almost all other areas, but these talking points are just nonsensical.

We also disagreed with the Italians. And the Irish. And the Spaniards. We get along fine now. It's not skin color that created the problem. It's government programs. Our government destroyed black prosperity in this country, beginning with the minimum wage laws and moving to the destruction of the black family disguised as welfare. Not only did they institutionalize segregation, they created a destructive ideology in the hearts and minds of black Americans. Desegregation was not the problem.

Now, I buy the argument that we would have eventually desegregated anyways, but I don't buy the argument that any of this is intrinsic to skin color. It's just cultural. Anyone who buys into the American dream and enlightenment values would be a boon in our society, regardless of color. Blacks can and do fit in. They were doing great up until the 90's and the effects of second-generation welfare and Hollywood drug them down into cultural degradation.

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(08-25-2024, 01:19 PM)mikesez Wrote:

(08-24-2024, 11:12 PM)Lucky2Last Wrote: Is a room with blond-haired and brown-haired white women diverse?

In terms of gender and skin/hair color, no.
In other ways, probably yes.
What's your point?

The point is that you are measuring something worthless, and you know it.

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