I don't believe that distinction is possible. Advocates of "race realism" often make the following argument: > Race X has lower intelligence and higher aggress

I don't believe that distinction is possible. Advocates of "race realism" often make the following argument: > Race X has lower intelligence and higher aggression > Therefore, we must take measures against X to prevent them from committing crimes or making bad decision. Consider the case of the mentally disabled. They have custodians that can make decisions for them, such as what they must do, where they must live, and what they must avoid. The line that race realists typically cross, is that they extrapolate supposed IQ differences and start treating people of other races as if they are mentally disabled (i.e. not giving them rights).