by Ibon » Fri 01 May 2009, 21:00:59
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Ayoob', 'I')t's not e-thuggery for me. I'm pretty up front about suggesting machine gun turrets along the border. You'd only have to kill so many before the rest would get the message. Otherwise... America is just territory that's open for resettlement by anyone/everyone. Fight to keep what you have or lose it forever.
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Now that we are all happy let's come back to Ayoob's post here. In defining cultural or racial intelligence let's look at one of the definitions I mentioned above:
It is based on the emotional intelligence of functioning harmoniously in a group ?It may be tempting to say, Look at this dude Ayoob, he is being a typical racist white guy, xenophobic, ready to pracice ethnic cleansing like his white ancestors instead of integration. It must be something in these white guys genes, right? Some overly agressive gene expression that limits cooperation and emotional intelligence in favor of simply killing off anyone different?
Or maybe a gene that switches from cooperation to ethnic cleansing as
soon as local populations reach overshoot?
But maybe this is Ibon's cultural or racial bias assuming Ayoob is white based solely on his comments. I don't really know. Ayoob might be filipino who hates mexicans because he is competing with them.
Selling old lady guns. I can just see Ludi sending him a private message and ordering her AK47 to keep those mexicans out of her back yard
Is selling guns the best way to deal with your fear of Mexicans and any other people of color. Will this enhance his family and tribes survival in the next 40 years as mexicans, filipinos, ethiopians, jamaicans, african americans and other people of color slowly dominate the demographics of the country he lives in. Ayoob's children will probably have to work with hispanics and many people of color when they are older. How is Ayoob's position of shooting mexicans at the border going to help his children compete in a racially diverse culture?
Is this an example of
the ability to innovate in novel situations?
Patiently awaiting the pathogens. Our resiliency resembles an invasive weed. We are the Kudzu Ape
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