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As secular humanists, the average "Westerner", you probably (99%) believe that humans are animals.
But why are they/you an animal, and not "human"? What is "humanity"? Where/When did this pervasive, prima facie ideology originate? (a Christian idea?)
Supposing that you are a "human animal", to avoid complex thought, why do you believe other people are part of your same "specie"? What is a specie?
Most of you reflexively will think "a specie can have sex and reproduce with each-other", but, what about cultural divisions?
What if my/your culture limits who we will reproduce with, isn't this proof of specie deviation? For example, let's say that Christians must not have sex with Moslems, and vice-versa, under the penalty of death. Then is this not a specie division? Because one group technically will not have sex with the other. Over time this cultural division will become more fundamental, to the point when a population will divide… into separate, distinct races/ethnicity.
And this is fact. Different groups of humans will not have sex with specific other groups. So the "can not" does not matter.
Thus we should conclude that many humans are not a part of the "human specie" at all. In fact "humanity" is a lie.
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