What is the desired result of the enforced race mixing going on in the US and Europe? I mean, if these policies continue indefinitely then wont the races eventually (a long time from now I know) blend to such an extent that the end result will be one race? How does this achieve diversity?
One could say that diversity is only a temporary phase we are going through until the "one race" situation is achieved. If this is the case, then why bother with enforced race mixing at all? We will end up as one race anyway right?
But...
I can see some positives in race mixing because:
But are we taking care to mix superior and dissimilar stocks?No. Even so there are still advantages in race mixing.
So, race mixing is a good thing biologically, but culturally there are disadvantages.
Are we moving too fast in our rush to blend the races? When you consider all the violence and discrimination that can be attributed to cultural differences and racial predjudice, its seems to me that we are. If race mixing is pursued at a more cautious pace, then perhaps we could have the best both biologically and socially.
One could say that diversity is only a temporary phase we are going through until the "one race" situation is achieved. If this is the case, then why bother with enforced race mixing at all? We will end up as one race anyway right?
But...
I can see some positives in race mixing because:
Hybridization of superior and dissimilar stocks is the secret of the creation of new and more vigorous strains. And this is true of plants, animals, and the human species. Hybridization augments vigor and increases fertility. Race mixtures of the average or superior strata of various peoples greatly increase creative potential, as is shown in the present population of the United States of North America.
Race blending greatly contributes to the sudden appearance of new characteristics, and if such hybridization is the union of superior strains, then these new characteristics will also be superior traits.
As long as present-day races are so overloaded with inferior and degenerate strains, race intermingling on a large scale would be most detrimental, but most of the objections to such experiments rest on social and cultural prejudices rather than on biological considerations. Even among inferior stocks, hybrids often are an improvement on their ancestors. Hybridization makes for species improvement because of the role of the dominant genes. Racial intermixture increases the likelihood of a larger number of the desirable dominants being present in the hybrid.
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