Crackers.

[PoS]

I find the Japs to be as racist as the Chinese, they just happen to be more polite about it.

[spacemonkey]

Well for better or worse,for the first time in human history, probably every ethnic group in the world has came together in one place at one time. Its what we call America, a human experiment in progress. Its not been a walk in the park by any means, but our progress far outweighs the failures imo. Its final success or fail will be up to no one but us. Another way to look at it is, America = the vegetable soup of humanity, and vegetable soup almost always needs crackers,lol.

[gla22]

California is possibly the most diverse state in the union. I'm currently living on Alameda, (island off of Oakland) and it contains blacks, asians, mexicans and whites without one demographic seeming more widespread than the other, however people due tent to "stick in their groups" to some extent.

[spacemonkey]

[The Dharma Bum]

Genetically speaking the entire human race is very closely related. The entire population of humans is derived from around 3000 individuals that survived a supervolcanic eruption that happened somewhere between 50K-100K years ago.

That is equivalent to the entire population of the earth getting wiped out except for San Saba TX, which then goes on to re-populate the earth over the next 50,000 years.

[PoS]

We are practically the same species but we will find a way to differentiate ourselves. The reason whites have been racist in the past and we did a lot of damage is because we conquered the known world at one point; if the Chinese or the japs conquered the world would they have turned racist too? You bet your ass they would have. The good part about this is that whites have come to terms with the past and are trying to rectify it.

I think we will continue to be racist until the prawns occupy district 9, then we can turn our racism against the aliens!

[spacemonkey]

[eynon81]

[The Dharma Bum]

I think those are actually examples of homo pumilus homo

[spacemonkey]

Self segregation. Maybe thats just the way it is, and will remain. But who really knows?