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And race really isn't arbitrary. The fact that you can even have 'mixed race' in the first place proves this. We instinctually categorise different humans into different groups based on their appearance, and instinctually prefer to be around and breed with humans who look like us. This is one of the basic tenets of psychology.


Birds all share an ancestor. Dog breeds do too. Yet a bird that has developed over thousands of years on an island, or in the north of Europe, is going to be a very different bird to an African bird. Frankly it is a miracle that we can still interbreed with Australian Aboriginals, who have been isolated for thousands of years, because plenty of other species divide off into weird uncrossable 'races' or species, like Lions and Tigers whos offspring are infertile.

Sure, there are blurred genetic lineages, crossovers, historically traceable miscegenation (e.g. Genghis Khan raping his way across the top of the world), and we all of course share a common ancestor, when we were running around the plains of Africa millenia ago, an argument which some might say blurs the definitions of race. Yet if this were true, why did we distinguish ourselves from other groups in the first place? Because it is part of our psychology. The same psychology that saw other homonids like Neanderthals as a seperate race, even though they shared almost identical DNA. That's why we butchered so many, and bred with a small percentage because we could. Because that is our very human nature, one we shouldn't deny, but should learn how to accept peacefully and not ruin other people's lives over.

Hitler had a point: the true destiny of mankind is not to racemix until we are all one brown blob, it is to celebrate all of our colours and hold highest the virtues that define our races: the high intelligence and discipline of the Asians, the sporting and hunting prowess of Africans, the hardy nature of the Scandinavians - that's what his Olympics were.