/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16152718
>"race X have objectively inferior/simpler minds" have been used to justify such unimaginable levels of cruelty
That's a (willful?) misunderstanding. While such ideas have been present in the context of cruelties, most notably the use of black slaves, they have never been the cause of it (black slaves were used by whites not because of their inferiority but because they were conveniently enslaved and sold by other blacks, who didn't consider them inferior), nor has they ever been necessary for cruelty to exist (all recent cases of mass crimes have been committed against intellectual equals or superiors : nazi persecutions, Rwanda genocide, khmer genocide...) and hiding the truth is unlikely to avoid any new cases of violence.

In fact, spreading the idea that Africans are intellectually equals to Europeans is the cause of violence and injustice. Because the logical consequence of that premise is that all inequalities in social standing of racial groups is due, if not to inequality of ability, to unequal treatment, to "systemic racism". The Africans then feel victimized and lash out against their supposed oppressors, assaulting, rioting and murdering, demand privileges such as discrimination in their favor or handouts taken from white people's pockets, or try to dismantle existing, functional institutions.

The lies that evolution stops at the neck and that there's only one human race also have the consequence of giving ammo to antiwhite and suicidal groups in white societies, allowing them to push for unending immigration and diversity, which in the context of low birth rates is rapidly destroying white societies, people, and culture. Objectively this is bad because we end up with less diversity. But this is also bad for us, because brown people are in fact not the same as white people and bring with them a multitude of social problems, from unemployment to larcenies to rapes to islamic terrorism, and all of this ends up making lives worse and shorter.

>>15903405
Britain went crazy. I don't understand.