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<blockquote data-quote="Warden_of_the_Storm" data-source="post: 68861484" data-attributes="member: 381462"><p>Just so you're aware, the first link isn't working (I'm just getting a blank page) and the second link isn't letting me see the abstract. The third link does nothing to support your case. Just because the article uses the term 'Afro-Asian' does not mean that it is a scientific term. It is just used to refer to an ethnic diaspora in the world.</p><p>And you only need one question mark, you know?</p><p></p><p>And you are doing it again: you are putting words that I have not said in my mouth. I have no insinuated ANYTHING of what you have said regarding race. My great-grandfather had to leave his country of birth because of the racist policies of the Young Turks government had towards the population of Armenia. And you're starting to sound like you're trying to bait me in to admitting I'm some form of social-Darwinist with your questioning. And it makes you come across as petty and insipid.</p><p></p><p>And a dog is not on the same level as a human. Can a dog compose a treatise on the morality on war, or have a discussion on the merits of one form of political movement over another? Humans have travelled to the moon and back. I think that says it all. We are not in the world to be caretakers of the world. We are simply part of the world we live in, and it also says something about humanity when we choose to label ourselves as caretakers of the world.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Warden_of_the_Storm, post: 68861484, member: 381462"] Just so you're aware, the first link isn't working (I'm just getting a blank page) and the second link isn't letting me see the abstract. The third link does nothing to support your case. Just because the article uses the term 'Afro-Asian' does not mean that it is a scientific term. It is just used to refer to an ethnic diaspora in the world. And you only need one question mark, you know? And you are doing it again: you are putting words that I have not said in my mouth. I have no insinuated ANYTHING of what you have said regarding race. My great-grandfather had to leave his country of birth because of the racist policies of the Young Turks government had towards the population of Armenia. And you're starting to sound like you're trying to bait me in to admitting I'm some form of social-Darwinist with your questioning. And it makes you come across as petty and insipid. And a dog is not on the same level as a human. Can a dog compose a treatise on the morality on war, or have a discussion on the merits of one form of political movement over another? Humans have travelled to the moon and back. I think that says it all. We are not in the world to be caretakers of the world. We are simply part of the world we live in, and it also says something about humanity when we choose to label ourselves as caretakers of the world. [/QUOTE]
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