| | I came to notice less people in America and western Europe (any free world democracy) don't like the idea of "races" of people, as much they oppose the immoral ideology of "superior" or "inferior" races. Of course, the [[Nazis]] too were racists and hated non-Germans/whites around the world. They labeled the [[Jews]] as a separate "race" but the actual meaning is a "lower" species of humans, while most present-day anthropologists reject the sociopolitical "race science" that the Jewish people are "racially different" from non-Jewish Caucasians. Also the US census had historically declared Latinos, Asians, Arabs, Pacific Islanders, Irish, Italians and Poles "racially" apart from white Anglo-Saxons (or admittedly used terms like "Nordic" or "Aryan") in the racial/ethnological classification of people in the USA. + [[User:Getitstraight|Getitstraight]] 12:06, 14 December 2009 (EST) | | I came to notice less people in America and western Europe (any free world democracy) don't like the idea of "races" of people, as much they oppose the immoral ideology of "superior" or "inferior" races. Of course, the [[Nazis]] too were racists and hated non-Germans/whites around the world. They labeled the [[Jews]] as a separate "race" but the actual meaning is a "lower" species of humans, while most present-day anthropologists reject the sociopolitical "race science" that the Jewish people are "racially different" from non-Jewish Caucasians. Also the US census had historically declared Latinos, Asians, Arabs, Pacific Islanders, Irish, Italians and Poles "racially" apart from white Anglo-Saxons (or admittedly used terms like "Nordic" or "Aryan") in the racial/ethnological classification of people in the USA. + [[User:Getitstraight|Getitstraight]] 12:06, 14 December 2009 (EST) |