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Race and genetic affinity correlates with ethnic groups:
Off course there are in-group differences as well, but in general if someone says they're southern French, you can get an idea of what they are genetically and who they're closest to.
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I didn't say that race was the be-all-end-all of human identity.
I didn't say that ethnicity didn't matter.
I did say that the former is far more concrete, and thus far more relevant, than the latter.
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i think the cultural factor is much more important then the genetic factor. how can someone's color be more important then his language, religion (if applies), ideals, history, customs, traditions, morals? i don't find the logic...
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What I am talking about are things that would be pretty easy to understand for anyone with any hint of philosophical nous and knowledge of the history of ideas. When I wrote it, which took me very little time though it may appear otherwise, I did assume you were ignorant and stupid, however, so it's quite alright if you don't understand.
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