Is miscegenation vital for humanity?

"In the end, there is only one race: the human." - George Edward Moore

I'm half-breed.

My father is white descending of Portuguese and my mother is a descendant of mixed race of blacks and whites.

I'm not ashamed. 

Even because there is nothing to be ashamed of.

That's how I was born and I'll die.

And I actually love having that mix of races in me.

I have two gene races of my blood. 

Wonderful. 

I wanted to have them all.

Even because all human beings have the same biology.

So do not get me into this conversation that there are superior races.

Do not exist.

We're all the same.

Of course, each race has its specific characteristics.

And that is the point of the question.

Miscegenation tends to diminish or erase intrinsic characteristics of each race.

Forgive me, but I do not want a world of Asians alone. Or just black people. Or just white or mestizo people.

And what was the solution found by governments for what they think is a problem? 

Let's mix all races, there will only be half-breeds and human conflicts will end.

What can be worse than this mentality?

We have to learn is to live in harmony respecting the differences.

And I am not against miscegenation.

Voluntary.

Between two people who love each other regardless of their race.

But when the government wants to do it forcibly, the alert sounds in our minds.

The wealth of the world lies in diversity.

By race.

By cultures.

All cultures have brought their blessings to the world.

And the characteristics of each race are not coincidental.

They are intrinsically linked to their habitat. 

Its geography.

So what's the problem?

Did not like where you came from?

Your origins?

Your genetics?

No one in this world can help you.

Diversity is in the union of differences and not union of equalities.

If all races will become one, there is no diversity.

We can mixing all the races of the world, if they are not already, and yet we do not need to decimate an entire race, which we call Genocide.

Breeding miscegenation will always be welcome if voluntary. Ever.

But if it is forced, either by the mainstream, or by public policies we must always question the motivation of these actions.

Always.

It is not nationalism. 

Neither racism.

Racism is wanting to do away with all races.

It would be very sad to see here 300 years ago the Asians without their eyes pulled, small and sagacious that are characteristic of them.

That's the point.

Again.

I am not against miscegenation.

I was born of her.

But i like the characteristics of each breed. 

Unique.

Why destroy them?

What is the prize?

Who wins?

The diversity that does not ...

Much less humanity.

Source:

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