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Topic: Why Do People Act Like Racism When Even Mild Jokes About Those Things Will Ruin? (Read 202 times)

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Yes, in the modern world there are tendencies of tolerance. It is not surprising to see, for example, an African American doctor. However, the echoes of racism still remain. Even on a subconscious level, we have more nastrozhenno treat people of Eastern nationalities. However, often these fears are true. Take into account at least terrorism. It is performed mainly by people of Eastern nationalities. Therefore, the question of nationality and racism is still very controversial. Unfortunately. We must judge people by actions, not by skin color.
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One of the big reasons for that upward spike in humanity on the line graph is we started to figure out how to get the most out of humans. For instance, 1,000 years ago, if you were a genius born on a farm, it didn't matter -- it just meant you were going to be a genius who shoveled shit. Two hundred years ago, if you were a genius who was born as an African-American, it didn't matter -- you were going to live your life as a genius slave. A hundred years ago, if you were a genius who was born a female, it didn't matter -- you were going to be a genius who stayed home and changed diapers.

The upward surge in humanity has coincided with us taking down more and more of those arbitrary barriers because humanity realized it badly needs all those geniuses out in the field doing genius things. I don't even mean "Einstein" type geniuses -- humanity needs people who are geniuses at teaching, plumbing, repairing air conditioners, rapping, etc. And for millennia, we were arbitrarily telling 80 or 90 percent of our talented people that they had to sweep floors or dig ditches, purely because they weren't also born white male heterosexual Christians. Progress came when we started pushing for things such as universal education and literacy, along with rights for minorities and women to pursue careers and advanced degrees.
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