Can a non-Indo-European be a racist POS?

[Elok]

The Rwandan genocide doesn't count because they were taught to be racist by the Belgians, who are probably at least partially Indo-European somehow like most of the rest of the world. Ditto the rest of Africa.

Places like the Netherlands with a history of tolerance do not count as opposing evidence; they just show that one can carry the Hitler-dick-sucking gene without expressing the trait.

But most damning of all, there is NO EVIDENCE of indigenous North Americans being racist. The Aztecs sacrificed everyone to Tlalcaploxecatatl regardless of origin. So, scientifically speaking, modern behavior must be caused by genetic holdovers from a migration several thousand years ago. QED.

[Asher]

I've been cracked a cracker by an Aboriginal Canadian.

[Felch]

As a matter of fact, all Chinese people are racist. And they can't drive either.

Don't even get me started on Koreans.

[Asher]

Originally posted by Felch
As a matter of fact, all Chinese people are racist. And they can't drive either.

Don't even get me started on Koreans.

[Elok]

Yes, but the Chinese have had contact with Buddhism, which preaches not only freedom from passions and democracy but also the hatred of darkies. It's a fact.

[Felch]

Ah, yes. And since Buddhism came from an Indo-European culture, and since Lamark was right all along, Chinese are genetically predisposed to be racist because we are racist.

It's all so clear now.

[Q Classic]

Originally posted by Felch
As a matter of fact, all Chinese people are racist. And they can't drive either.

Don't even get me started on Koreans.

We Koreans aren't racist. We're just better than other races, especially the Japanese.

It's only your inferiority that makes you think we're racist.

I mean, have you read KIP Eu-Ling's "Slant Man's Burden" in its original Korean? It's a heavy cross to bear.

[Japher]

Behavior isn't entirely genetic.

[Blaupanzer]

Africa and the Native Americans had quite a few racist societies by standard definitions of racism and races as a multiplicity of groups (and not just 5 total races). The Japanese are regarded as one of the most nationalist and racist people in the world. The Chinese probably deserve the prize, since their very language has no word for non-Chinese except barbarian. Why do you ask.

As to your "NO evidence" remark Elok, are you aware that at least 4 of the Plains tribes have a name for themselves which means "the people?" All other tribes/outsiders are less than no one, without rights or place.

[Elok]

Really? Plainly, then, the Plains tribes had contact with the Indo-Europeans in pre-Columbian times. It's the only way.

[BlackCat]

Originally posted by Q Classic


We Koreans aren't racist. We're just better than other races, especially the Japanese.

It's only your inferiority that makes you think we're racist.

I mean, have you read KIP Eu-Ling's "Slant Man's Burden" in its original Korean? It's a heavy cross to bear.

Do you happen to be a Sinanju master ?

[Q Classic]

Originally posted by BlackCat


Do you happen to be a Sinanju master ?

Well, duh. All Koreans are. Some are more masterful than others.

(I will admit I had to look that up. The novel series sounds so ridiculously bad that I think I might have to look them up sometime.)

[BlackCat]

Well, one of my favorites is where a north african country builds a magnetic rail gun and starts shelling Whasington - the proper ammo for such a thing is of course old steam lokomotives

[Q Classic]

Originally posted by Blaupanzer
The Chinese probably deserve the prize, since their very language has no word for non-Chinese except barbarian. Why do you ask.

Are you referring to "gweilo"? Isn't it more "foreign devil" rather than "barbarian"?

But I'm quite sure the modern Mandarin and Cantonese languages have neutral terms for foreigners.

[Q Classic]

Originally posted by BlackCat
Well, one of my favorites is where a north african country builds a magnetic rail gun and starts shelling Whasington - the proper ammo for such a thing is of course old steam lokomotives

Face, meet palm.