Comments on: How racist are we?

By: What a Sucky Article

What a Sucky Article — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 14:54:20 +0000

You are a hypocrite! By being so fixated on race you don’t see your own fault. You manage to pick two of the most diverse countries in the world and label them “Americans” and “Australians” as if there was one brain behind it. Next time, try to find the good on groups, and realize that individuals make decisions and act on their own.

Freaking cry-baby!

By: witch to be burned for saying the truth

witch to be burned for saying the truth — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 14:47:01 +0000

Why can’t people just get over race and select the best people based on their attributes and usefulness to civilization? Yes some people types of people may generally be much more aggressive and less intelligent but I can’t speak of that err… race… (hint: they will eventually take over America…). This whole situation allows people who are no good to also hide behind race and claims of rascism (this is also how America will be conquered from within and not by Indians or Chinese). Frank, open raw discussion is required to get past this degeneration of global genetics as the worst outbreed the best and we all turn a blind eye…

ps. Indians need to have kids with non-indians and arranged marriages should be outlawed entirely as it pays no regard to desire or genetic complement for better offspring. I’m half indian and it is good. My kid is even more mixed, and better than me as a result!

Breed out not in. (although you still have to breed with quality people and not just for the sake of it as that would ruin your bloodline)

By: Kaye

Kaye — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 21:11:25 +0000

Nations that go to war illustrate violence so not surprised at violence in America or Australia.

In my view racism manifests itself differently depending on the country so experiences of racism in India are different from the UK or the US

By: Geetika

Geetika — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 09:41:25 +0000

Excellent article! I wish that we all could understand this point and improve the image we have for our country in our minds. I live in India and hear from Indians here as well as abroad, belonging to middle and upper middle class, always criticizing their own country. Is it really so bad? I wish if we could all start seeing the brighter side of the things as you have mentioned…..

By: Mani

Mani — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 17:28:49 +0000

Your point is well made. Human beings roamed free just over six or seven thousand years ago and it’s a miracle that we manage to live without extreme violence in overcrowded countries in Asia, in spite of serious infringement of ‘personal space’. Equable sharing of resources as a corollary of less crowding may certainly allow people to show their better selves more consistently.