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platzapS said:John, your "racist" argument doesn't fly even if it is true.
It's not an argument if it is true. It's a fact.
I think your cries of "racism" are absurd and unwarranted, but whether or not a scientific theory promotes racism doesn't affect the validity of that theory.
If a theory about human origins is inherently and inescapably racist though, it shouldn't be taught in US public schools.
I still don't understand why you think it's racist.
It's racist regarding the origins of such racial groups as Africans, Arabs, Asians, Caucasians and Jews insofar as their human ancestors are said to have originated from the ancestors of monkeys and apes.
All living humans today are of the same species, we can (if fertile) interbreed, and with world-wide travel we are probably becoming even more homogenous than before.
All human beings always have been of the same human species and could (if fertile) interbreed, until neo-Darwinist race theorists decided that some human fossils should be downgraded into inferior species that more closely resembled some form of African ape.
No group of humans is "superior" or "inferior" in evolutionary terms.
Neo-Darwinist race theorists think their beliefs are superior to those of past generations of the afore-mentioned racial groups.
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