Quote:Even so, you're still racist.
As Cognition wrote in his post "Racist - a person who believes that a particular race is
superior to another." People tend to define people who think black and white people are different to be racists, though this is not the case. Same goes for men and women. They are simply different in many ways, which doesn't means they aren't equal, just different. Don't let the few racists blur your vision about this fact. I, for example, think black and white people are different in many ways though I love black people as much as white people.
Quote:There is no correlation to behavior due to race. Every gene in a person's body is chosen at random, and the only thing that can predict the outcome is the parent's genetics. Race is a gene in itself, and has no effect on the outcome of the rest of the person's genes. Race has nothing to do with behavior.
Quote:It's a coincidence that a lot of black people happen to be violent. It's all a coincidence, my friend. There is little to no science behind your reasoning.
“Coincidence is God's way of remaining anonymous.” ― Albert Einstein, The World As I See It
Genes are genes my friend. Their skin color is determined by genes just as many other things, not by coincidence. Many Asians have a very limited population of the enzyme which digests Lactose. This, for example, is also gene based and not coincidence.
Besides this, living conditions have a great impact on the way a baby shapes into a human being. Many 'bad' neighborhoods have much more issues with violence and drugs and also many of these neighborhoods have a great percentage of black people. This isn't because of the black people but because of the way the society in the time of slavery saw black people.
All in all, black and white people are different, though equal.
