Comments by "I have no jaw and i must scream" (@ihavenojawandimustscream4681) on "'Humans Are Not Equal': The Dishonest History of Race" video.

I agree with human biodiversity, but "Aristotle is rooted in reality" is borderline dumb. Aristotle is a greek conservative philosopher living thousands of years before the scientific method, he's going to have very biased views of the East,and i'm pretty sure some persian philosophers would've had similarly biased observations about Aristotle and his pederast slaveowning countrymen from the West. Doesn't make it any particularly "true" or rooted in reality.
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@againsttheleftandright4065 no,i agree with your point about the tremendous effect of race and ethnicity on personality,IQ,height etc even though i disagree with ethnonationalism. I just disagree with blanket statements like the east is barbaric,despotic etc while the west is free and close to nature that (white) race realists likes to perpetuate even though those stereotypes are usually coming from biases and romanticism rather than actual scientific inquiry
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@againsttheleftandright4065 this is some nonsense bro. Crusader Christians were closer to nature back then because they were poor,and poor people tend to have higher affinity to nature. Why do you think black people are capable of such soulful musics (i.e look at their gospel songs compared to white christian musics that are dry and dogmatic) ? Because of poverty,or in general lack of urbanization, makes you closer to natural and primitive social structures like the tribe, soulful and emotional hymns and attachment to your animals as a way of coping with the brutality of daily life. Spengler noticed this as the difference between culture and civilization. Once white people moved from serfdom into more stable cities,they ceased connection with spirits and animals and turn to more rationalistic and mechanic methods to solve their problems, like science or laws instead of nature,customs and tamed beasts. This is not limited to whites only.
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