RACE IS A POLITICAL, AND AS SUCH SOCIAL, ISSUE I dated an african american woman

RACE IS A POLITICAL, AND AS SUCH SOCIAL, ISSUE
I dated an african american woman albiet for a short time and I dated, proposed to, and almost married a woman of indian-european admixture with relatively dark skin, along with her decidecly african admixture children from a previous marriage – only to break it off because of another serious illness, and the need to return to the USA for treatment, after which I was a very different person with diminished life ambitions. So my opinions are not idle talk.

As far as I know the Race issue is a political and as a consequence, social, issue, especially among whites who are the least racist people on earth. In separate polities we are all cousins, the way we are in separate households, and the family and it’s scale into the polity produce the only common intersest we have.

Why? (a) reproductive, social, economic status differences between the races that are involable, (b) needs for different commons given our rates and depths of sexual development and subsequent demand for different norms traditions values and institutions that would alleviate status differences. (c) the resulting conflict between incompatible groups – largely due to vast differences in class size (ability) between groups.

As different groups, in the same polity we are always and everywher in conflict. As different groups in MARKETS whether families in the economy, or ethnicities in nation states, we are always incentivized to cooperate for mutual benefit because all internaltional Market interactions are VOLUNTARY.

Whereas in politics and society, we produce the INVOLUNTARY: legislation, laws, norms, traditions, values, institutions, and most importantly status.

Our motto is “Let A Thousand Nations Bloom”
We do not need an ethnically heterogeneious polity.
We need ethnically homogenous nation states in federations under the natural law of cooperation, so that all peoples can transcend on their terms, at their rates, for the benefit of all, in a condition that is to the satisfaction of all.

Cheers

Curt Doolittle
The Natural Law Institute
The Science of Cooperation