First off, a disclaimer: I do not necessarily agree with what I'm about to write, and I am not a racist. I just thought about this when thinking about affirmative action, and thought it brought up an interesting point. One which I would like to elaborate upon with you fellow posters!
Natural selection is survival of the "fittest". The fittest would basically mean the superior, since they are better equipped for survival, which is the most basic instinct of all life. Now, look at the world today. If the continent of Africa were left alone without white help, they would never really develop, and some diseases would likely run rampant (as they are today). In Europe and America, and Asia, however, populations are flourishing and are exponentially more advanced then some tribes in Africa. Simply put, whites seem better equipped for survival. This isn't the black's fault, maybe their continent wasn't equipped with the resources to foster a technologically advanced society, but that doesn't really matter. Does this line of reasoning suggest that some races are inherently inferior?
Again, I do not advocate races being treated inferior or anything like that, I'm just exploring the possibility that perhaps they truly are. This is just a thought I came up with, and I'm looking for feedback on it, such as what might be wrong with the arguement. I'm just exploring it as a thought, not a viewpoint, so don't go calling me a horrible racist!
Natural selection is survival of the "fittest". The fittest would basically mean the superior, since they are better equipped for survival, which is the most basic instinct of all life. Now, look at the world today. If the continent of Africa were left alone without white help, they would never really develop, and some diseases would likely run rampant (as they are today). In Europe and America, and Asia, however, populations are flourishing and are exponentially more advanced then some tribes in Africa. Simply put, whites seem better equipped for survival. This isn't the black's fault, maybe their continent wasn't equipped with the resources to foster a technologically advanced society, but that doesn't really matter. Does this line of reasoning suggest that some races are inherently inferior?
Again, I do not advocate races being treated inferior or anything like that, I'm just exploring the possibility that perhaps they truly are. This is just a thought I came up with, and I'm looking for feedback on it, such as what might be wrong with the arguement. I'm just exploring it as a thought, not a viewpoint, so don't go calling me a horrible racist!