Comments by "TheDionysianFields" (@TheDionysianFields) on "The New York Times" channel.

It's one thing to have a preference for certain features, it's something much different to talk about maintaining genetic/ethnic purity.
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@sybelle_esta_no_telhado_ad5040 I think we're on the same page here. But it's clear to me that exoticism (ethnic fettishism) is one of the biggest problems of the world. I'm from the U.S. where more and more men are becoming obsessed with "Asian" women. Such a thing paves the way for exploitation, which is what I believe we're seeing in the video. Or at least pre-exploitation. It's interesting because I first learned of exoticism 25 years ago from an article written by a Brazilian woman. It has always been a problem.
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@kviv2096 That makes no difference.
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Wow, all these replies and nobody remarked about his next line: "...with people that live and work in the field and villages. This helps keep the genetic makeup more concentrated ." Seems so much more controversial.
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