Do you guys consider yourselves racist?

[XenophobicPrussian]

No, I'm not racist.

However, I became quite patriotic lately, and an ethnopluralist. I think ethnic minorities should coexist peacefully with the majority population, but not mix with each other on a mass scale. I believe in preserving ethnic identities.

Loving the mental gymnastics in this thread.

[Rafael Passoni]

No, I am not. We need also to talk more about Jesus.

"In Southwest Asia, that represents far more than a billion individuals who have likely never heard of Christ."

See more on:

https://www.abwe.org/serve/countries/south-asia

[Roy]

I am not a racist.

[Limited]

Or like seperatists, racialists, nationalists?... what are your beliefs concerning race, basically? Would you say its real? Or a social construct?

Hello.
I'm still amazed that everything exists. Every new day, I look around and say, Wow, everything really exists. Well, I can't quite understand why everything exists, but it still happens!
I try to find a reason, and I think about the fact that everything that exists is closely related. And what does not exist is not closely related because it does not exist. Among all that exists, there is living matter and dead matter. Although they are different, they both exist. So I don't know exactly how different they are, considering that both exist. However, there are several similarities between living matter. Animals, people, plants but also other living matter; all of these seem special, and may be different from dead matter; just could. Thus, in different forms of living matter there are again slight differences: from man to animal, and from plant to cell; but at the same time, I don't know if there is a difference. Thus, as from man, to dead or living matter in distant galaxies [the most distant] there is I think a difference, although still, both exist, and the fact that "it exists" I explained.
I don't know the size of the universe, it can be very big but limited; and yet it can be unlimited. But I think that regardless of its size, everything is connected to existence. I don't know if I can have something against what exists, but if I had something against non-existence it would be equal to 0, because it doesn't exist anyway. I don't know if it's good or bad to have something against existence. I'd like to write, "It can be bad, but it can be good," but I feel like it's something against me, even if it's just a hatred for a nail-sized stone at infinity distance, because it also exists.
I really don't know what their feelings are and their value. I can't testify only if I [living matter] have them, or that stone at infinite distance has them. I would say that only I have them, but she [the stone] also exists. If it didn't exist, it would have been easier to give my opinion on it.
But what would make the difference if I have something against that stone or not?
I could have a feeling of hatred against her, if it were a big stone that would hit my planet and bring me to an end. But if this stone exists at infinite distance and cannot cause me harm, what is the reason for my hatred? It would just be an unwarranted hatred [I think].
So it is the same against people, who are not yet at an infinite distance and yet are not dead matter, and the connection between us could be greater than the connection between me and that stone [or maybe not]. But no matter if the connection is greater, less or equal ... then it is equal to the unjustified hatred against the stone.
However, I do not know what a man who does not affect me, living next to me or through his simple existence at a distance, could affect me.
And I don't even know what affects me, just the [appearance] of his dead matter in which a living matter lives.
Regardless of the shape of the stone at an infinite distance in a distant galaxy, or its color, its size, its dead material.
As for the action that that stone propagates in the universe, which could [not change] but affect the cycle of my life ... on that action I can have both feelings of hatred and love. I can hate her because my planet will hit you. I can love her, because what is going to happen is inevitable anyway, and even if I get rid of her blow, one day my end will come.
So, after my end came, all that was left was my feeling [was it hate, or love?].
If it was hate, I don't know if it matters.
If it was love, I don't know if it matters.
But if it was hatred, I would have something against her, and she was one and the same with me anyway, even if it was just a stone, because she also exists.
But, if it had been love, I would not have had anything against it, so automatically neither against anything else existing, nor against me.
Since [I still get there], regardless of my feeling against a stone, I feel that the feeling existed. So the feeling, [it existed]. The feeling was created by me: I created hatred. Even if the hatred was justified. But, I could have created love; even though maybe I was wrong to offer love. So no matter what we created, creation now [exists].
So, if I have something against another created thing [dead or living matter] I have something against its creator.
Whether there is a creator or not, I don't know. But, I know I have something against what exists, and probably automatically against me. But it's just [probably].
Both I and that stone exist. I don't know exactly what I came from, or if I evolved from something already existing, or if I came from nothing. But, I consider that stone like me, evolved from something already existing or appeared from nothing. However, now she and I exist.
If we had evolved from something already existing; I can't know if it's the same [old parent], from which we both evolved but in different forms, whether it's dead matter or not, but [existence].
But, maybe I didn't evolve from the same [old father] but I appeared the same, from nothing. But now we exist.
I don't know if it changes anything, the fact that I evolved from the same parent. But now the stone and I are part of existence. And, if I had something against a non-existent stone, it wouldn't matter anyway, because it doesn't exist anyway [eventually, only the feeling that exists, even though it's against something non-existent] would matter.
But now the stone and I are part of existence. And I have to control my feelings and what I'm going to create, because it's [possible] to be everything against me and everything that exists, although it probably isn't.
I say: Although it probably isn't.
But look, everything still exists.

[Aldaris]

Loving the mental gymnastics in this thread.

Not a good example of mental gymnastics. But interpreting his statement in a particular way and thinking that one thing implies the other when it really doesn't, makes a fair one. In order for one to be racist, he has to outright hate some other ethnicities or think that they are inherently inferior. That guy expressed neither of that in his post.

[Aldaris]

Hello.
I'm still amazed that everything exists. Every new day, I look around and say, Wow, everything really exists. Well, I can't quite understand why everything exists, but it still happens!
I try to find a reason, and I think about the fact that everything that exists is closely related. And what does not exist is not closely related because it does not exist. Among all that exists, there is living matter and dead matter. Although they are different, they both exist. So I don't know exactly how different they are, considering that both exist. However, there are several similarities between living matter. Animals, people, plants but also other living matter; all of these seem special, and may be different from dead matter; just could. Thus, in different forms of living matter there are again slight differences: from man to animal, and from plant to cell; but at the same time, I don't know if there is a difference. Thus, as from man, to dead or living matter in distant galaxies [the most distant] there is I think a difference, although still, both exist, and the fact that "it exists" I explained.
I don't know the size of the universe, it can be very big but limited; and yet it can be unlimited. But I think that regardless of its size, everything is connected to existence. I don't know if I can have something against what exists, but if I had something against non-existence it would be equal to 0, because it doesn't exist anyway. I don't know if it's good or bad to have something against existence. I'd like to write, "It can be bad, but it can be good," but I feel like it's something against me, even if it's just a hatred for a nail-sized stone at infinity distance, because it also exists.
I really don't know what their feelings are and their value. I can't testify only if I [living matter] have them, or that stone at infinite distance has them. I would say that only I have them, but she [the stone] also exists. If it didn't exist, it would have been easier to give my opinion on it.
But what would make the difference if I have something against that stone or not?
I could have a feeling of hatred against her, if it were a big stone that would hit my planet and bring me to an end. But if this stone exists at infinite distance and cannot cause me harm, what is the reason for my hatred? It would just be an unwarranted hatred [I think].
So it is the same against people, who are not yet at an infinite distance and yet are not dead matter, and the connection between us could be greater than the connection between me and that stone [or maybe not]. But no matter if the connection is greater, less or equal ... then it is equal to the unjustified hatred against the stone.
However, I do not know what a man who does not affect me, living next to me or through his simple existence at a distance, could affect me.
And I don't even know what affects me, just the [appearance] of his dead matter in which a living matter lives.
Regardless of the shape of the stone at an infinite distance in a distant galaxy, or its color, its size, its dead material.
As for the action that that stone propagates in the universe, which could [not change] but affect the cycle of my life ... on that action I can have both feelings of hatred and love. I can hate her because my planet will hit you. I can love her, because what is going to happen is inevitable anyway, and even if I get rid of her blow, one day my end will come.
So, after my end came, all that was left was my feeling [was it hate, or love?].
If it was hate, I don't know if it matters.
If it was love, I don't know if it matters.
But if it was hatred, I would have something against her, and she was one and the same with me anyway, even if it was just a stone, because she also exists.
But, if it had been love, I would not have had anything against it, so automatically neither against anything else existing, nor against me.
Since [I still get there], regardless of my feeling against a stone, I feel that the feeling existed. So the feeling, [it existed]. The feeling was created by me: I created hatred. Even if the hatred was justified. But, I could have created love; even though maybe I was wrong to offer love. So no matter what we created, creation now [exists].
So, if I have something against another created thing [dead or living matter] I have something against its creator.
Whether there is a creator or not, I don't know. But, I know I have something against what exists, and probably automatically against me. But it's just [probably].
Both I and that stone exist. I don't know exactly what I came from, or if I evolved from something already existing, or if I came from nothing. But, I consider that stone like me, evolved from something already existing or appeared from nothing. However, now she and I exist.
If we had evolved from something already existing; I can't know if it's the same [old parent], from which we both evolved but in different forms, whether it's dead matter or not, but [existence].
But, maybe I didn't evolve from the same [old father] but I appeared the same, from nothing. But now we exist.
I don't know if it changes anything, the fact that I evolved from the same parent. But now the stone and I are part of existence. And, if I had something against a non-existent stone, it wouldn't matter anyway, because it doesn't exist anyway [eventually, only the feeling that exists, even though it's against something non-existent] would matter.
But now the stone and I are part of existence. And I have to control my feelings and what I'm going to create, because it's [possible] to be everything against me and everything that exists, although it probably isn't.
I say: Although it probably isn't.
But look, everything still exists.

Too many shrooms in the broth?

[HectorOfTroy]

I have racial preferences when it comes to physical attraction but ultimately every human is made in the image of God. It's not hard to see that every person is basically made to love and be loved, has a conscience, intelligence, emotions, a free will, etc.

[Richmondbread]

I'm not a racist because that's a made up term. I 'm not a white nationalist. I just believe in a majority white country . I think that race mixing is not ideal, and it should be avoided at all costs.

[Richmondbread]

Boston is possibly the most racist place in the north. Lots of racists in NJ, too. However, if you compare OVERALL, the south is far more racist. Even I had issues with the Klan, in the town I used to live in. Not even a super rural area, tbh.

This is because there are hardly any knee grows in the North. The South had a large knee grow population and it was always more of an issue. Especially when liberals started handing out government checks for them and they developed a lazy mentality.

[Longbowman]

Ah, the duality of man.

I'm not a racist

knee grow[s...] developed a lazy mentality

This is because there are hardly any knee grows in the North. The South had a large knee grow population and it was always more of an issue.

I think that race mixing [...] should be avoided at all costs.

I 'm not a white nationalist.

I just believe in a majority white country