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This requires a long response and I don't Really have the time to write a book.@Eventhorizon what are your thoughts on the political correctness movement? I don't just mean the liberal arm of it, I mean the two pronged claw of bible folks & college students working together to sterilize art, opinions, and even language.
The problem humans face is understanding what drives them and trying to correct what nature has built into them via a billion years of evolution.
There is a drive to group together because groups help ensure survival. Those humans that look most like us are more likely to be sympathetic to us staying alive. We have a tendency to kill or shun that which is different then us. Whether that be bone structure, skin color, semitry of facial features etc makes no difference. People say racism when in reality this is what drives and creates the effect that leads to racism. The issue lay much deeper on a foudational level though and one that's not so easy to overwrite.
People...short sighted people think you can somehow just make it go away by talking about racism in schools the media etc. It's a step but it is far from a solution. Today people want to say that only white people can be or are racist or at a minimum, are racist on a far greater level than any other. Until people are willing to talk about the foundational causes openly and objectively there will never be an end of "grouping". Political correctness will not lead to any type of an actual solution to anything. It's a whitewash, a glossing over of a disjointed and jumbled picture people wish to cling to because they think it gives them some sort of power or an edge.
I'm right but my understanding is Not an understanding everyone wants. You can't force people to be open to truth. This is an cold hard fact I have slowly begun to absorb over the past few years. The sad fact is there will never be an end to grouping. The end though will be about the stronger surviving and conquring. It always has been and it always will be.