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The author is identified as a Ph.D. candidate in Philosophy. Acknowledging any reality outside of intellectual arguments would run contrary to his current #1 g
by bell-cot 2y ago
The author is identified as a Ph.D. candidate in Philosophy. Acknowledging any reality outside of intellectual arguments would run contrary to his current #1 goal.
Emotionally, one could argue that racism starts in xenophobia. But fear and hatred are powerful human motivators, and human nature abhors a power vacuum. And the further (and thus more profitably) that Race2 is subjugated to Race1, the more rational reason Race1 has to fear an uprising by Race2...