I advocate for modernity because many of the things called "tradition" are sick and subjugate people.
Part of the modernity I seek is abandoning the very concepts of ethnicities and race to assess a person on their merits as an individual rather than the demographics they are a part of. Coexisting together regardless of ancestorial location or melanin content.
God, or whatever deity one believes in, didn't make one sector of people inheritably better than any other.
@BAL27NonKhazar@WomenIMRL@jptrib1 Bro, I'm Hispanic too (Mexican descent). I don't want any race to be genocided, but I also don't want any race or culture to feel like they're better or deserve more than others.
Judge by an individual person's merit.
What kind of a fucking word salad is that? You talk about low education, and you can't even string together a cognitive sentence.
I've actually educated myself and spent considerable amount of time in my travels with people of all cultures.
No entire culture wants to destroy America. Stop the idiotic fearmongering. No one's falling for it anymore.
There are extremist groups that claim to represent an entire culture, but they definitely do not.
@bycommongrace I spent months deployed In Afghanistan listening to the locals about the struggled they had under Sharia Law.
I do NOT want the Christan version of that in my home country.
@Lokumlgboi7@DaveDespro@WomenIMRL@jptrib1 Most white people in the United States descended from the British and Irish, who as we know cannot natively make anything edible.
BBQ was stolen from another culture, as Brits and their descendants do with everything.
@Lokumlgboi7@WomenIMRL@jptrib1 BBQ was invented by the natives in the Caribbean, where itโs still far better.
In the continental states, black people are consistently far better cooks.