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"Some numbnut asked me if I'm a racist,"
said Homeless Jack. "Most of the time when someone asks such a stupid question
that's none of their business, I just tell them to stuff it and I don't play their
game, because they usually have an agenda and these days many of them are hateful
and bigoted genocidists who are just trying to kill off white people in all ways
possible." |
"So I told him that true science tells us that
the different races are genetically different from each other in many ways and
that no one with eyes to see can deny the differences. He then said if I meant
skin color that this was just a minor difference. I told him that's the way it
works in nature. Seemingly minor things at this end of the microscope, so to speak,
are magnified into very major things at the other end. Minor differences in the
genes equal major differences as the genes are expressed. After all, we're all
composed of the same basic chemicals and we all arose from the same general principles
and processes. So, in one sense we're all alike, but if we want to help evolution
and our purpose along, then we need to recognize the differences and we need to
emphasize the differences in such a way that we can all fulfill our destinies
as God or nature has intended." |
"Am I a racist? Nope. The concept is wrong. I don't hate
anyone or anything. Even the other term "racialist," which is sometimes
defined as a person who recognizes that races are different but who doesn't hate
others of other races, doesn't really describe me completely. It's too small a
term and is too limited to really be some sort of all encompassing religious definition,
and what I believe can't be defined except in religous terms. So, race and genes
are part of the larger reality, but they ain't all of it and anyone who bases
his religon soley on them has too small a vision of reality. You see pictures
of those spinning galaxies far away in space? The same basic thing is in every
cell of our body but much smaller." |
"Nope. I'm not a racist. Maybe what I am is a spiralist
or a differentialist or an essentialist. I don't know what a good term would be,
but this is my religion." |
"I figure that our brains have something like
defaults like in computers that were built in at the time we were created or as
we evolved, or whatever, and that even though the default settings have been modified
some over the years, they still remain largely locked in the past when they were
first created. If things progressed without man's rapid fire inventions, the defaults
would have time to adjust, but because our technology moves so fast, these default
settings don't always adjust in time to help us. This means that we must use our
intellects to choose different custom settings and override some of the defaults.
In other words we can't wait for blind evolution to change us. We have to take
control and make it happen or we're gonna be extinct." |
"See, it's like possums. One of their defaults is to play
dead when they're frightened. God or nature gave them this default way back when
most of the things that would kill possums were other animals whose own default
settings were that they wouldn't eat something that they didn't kill themselves,
because if something just up and died there was probably something wrong with
the critter that might harm the eaters if they ate the thing. Now, that default
setting worked pretty well for possums for millions of years. But now that we
have automobiles and many possums live in urban areas, the automobiles just run
over the playing dead possums and make them really dead. |
"See, white folks had our default settings set
back when we lived in lands far removed from other types of humans. As a result
of these settings and where we lived, we invented religions and made up laws and
social structures that contemplated all people being just like us and having the
same defaults as us. It's like when we zigged, they zigged and when we zagged,
they zagged. Then, we invented mass transportation. Suddenly, our lands which
we had made more prosperous and desirable than the lands inhabited by the other
90% of humanity were open to the rest of humanity that wanted the life styles
and prosperity and low crime and all the rest that we had created for ourselves
in our lands. What they and even most white people didn't and still don't understand
is that these things were a product of our genes. |
"I believe that white people can change our
default settings and that we need to change them away from some of our defaults
while leaving others intact and that's how we're going to survive." |
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