How is genetic diversity possible in "isolated breeding pools?"
Are you being deliberately obtuse?
Care to explain how evolution, particularly specializations persist without isolated breeding pools?
O well,
Here is simple explanation of what 'race' really is:
• Species starts out in one particular environment.
• The population then expands, migrates,
diversifies, resulting in a sub population.
• This sub population becomes sexually isolated (which is not always the result of geographical drift, though usually is).
• After several generations the sub population establishes specializations for the environment they have settled (thus contributing a true diversity to the species as a whole - though also serving as a starting point for speciation).
• The sub population, along the generations, develop characteristics or phenotypes that serve as breeding markers which are refered to as 'race'.
That is why most people prefer to mate within their own 'race', it is a biological/evolutionary function that is unavoidable. Granted there are the rare extroverts who serve the function of intermediary breeds. These few extroverts are the exception not the rule to evolution.
Now back to the questions you are clearly dodging...
Your opinion of "racism" must be quite severe if you think that the only way to be rid of it is to commit genocide.
Care to explain how genocide increases diversity? I am quite curious how that "logic" follows.
I suggest that you re-read the points that were made in my previous messages and engage in some self education before declaring genocide as a viable alternative to elitist generated phantoms of "racism".
Restore the definition of the word racism.
The PC crowd has been successful changing the definintion to include prejudice, discrimination, and anything else that doesn't fit their agenda.
Racism can only practiced by an entity that has the power to effect an entire, I repeat ENTIRE, race. RACE, not any subset, not an ethnic group, or any other group.
Words have meaning.
Well said. Though I disagree on the point of subsets or ethnicity... those terms are used so interchangebly that they have become a bit ambiguous.
On the whole I think I agree with your main point.
The only racism WE can or should do anything about is the racism practiced by our government. We do and should not have the ability to control individual thoughts, but we should do everything we can to prevent a government that is supposed to represent all of us as equally as possible from 'race'-based favoritism.