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I'm pretty much a libertarian, so I don't have a strong opinion on what the laws should be. (At least for now.) But I note that there are consequences. Some p
by Frozenlock 10y ago
I'm pretty much a libertarian, so I don't have a strong opinion on what the laws should be. (At least for now.)
But I note that there are consequences.
Some people justify environmental laws because of their consequences on the future of a nation. I can easily see the same logic used to prevent the "degradation" of a population.
- chillacy 10y ago> future of a nation > degradation of a population Assuming we're talking about America (apologies if not) and segregating populations into races in america as they're recognized, I don't see how these two goals match up. If you care about the nation of America, then the answer according to the data is to ship in a bunch of smart asians to raise the IQ. Or am I under the false belief that anybody can be American, not just (I'm guessing since it's the majority group) white people?
- Frozenlock 10y agoNot an American, but I think you are right. Preventing interracial marriage wouldn't change a thing for the country as a whole, because people would just continue to reproduce with their own race. Nevermind, I was wrong. I don't see how my personal race preference could be applied to a country.