Comments by "peabase" (@peabase) on ""A lot of Dutch people think they are incapable of racism"" video.

  1. I felt perfectly welcome for the fifteen years that I lived in Asia. Two years in Africa, same thing. And I'm as white as they come.
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  2. +patriotistopiano South Africa wasn't devoid of human habitation when the Dutch arrived. I've read journals of the early settlers, and they clearly show otherwise. Nigeria can boast many different cultures. The Igbo people are distinct enough to have pursued independence in the past. You're too blind to see that culture and a dark skin colour don't go hand in hand. In a similar vein, I'm Dutch-born but ethnically 100% Nordic, and no one can tell one way or the other from my appearance, but I'm very aware of the cultural differences. African tribes living next to one another are no different in this respect. Africa is intrinsically multicultural. It must come as a rude surprise to a white supremacist like yourself that our ancestors used to be black Africans whose descendants gradually lost their pigmentation as they slowly spread northward. The simple explanation is that we could better synthesise vitamin D with less pigment absorbing the diminished UV-light. You're making a big fuss about tans.
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  3. +patriotistopiano There's definitely multiculturalism in Africa. South Africa is a given and practically every other African country has at least a sizeable Indian community. While in Kenya, I befriended a contractor who claimed he was 5th-gen Indian-African. China has large Uyghur and Tibetan minorities -- very distinct from the rest of the Chinese, who're culturally subdivided, too. Initially it struck me as odd that colleagues of mine from Beijing and Hong Kong had an insurmountable language gap that they could only bridge by resorting to English. Japan has a sizeable Korean community stemming from their shared history. Can I ask, do you have a passport?
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  4. +patriotistopiano There are nearly a million Koreans in Japan. You failed math, didn't you?
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  5. +patriotistopiano I didn't claim the Dutch discovered South Africa. Who exactly did, that's a sausage to me -- to use a Dutch expression -- but my money is on the indigenous people. Oh, you've got an imaginary friend in the sky who kindly created the superspecies that you supposedly belong to. But isn't that the Judeo-Christian deity that the Zionists also claim as their own? My ancestors lived as part-time slash-and-burn farmers and part-time hunter-gatherers for far longer than the average European, which by necessity meant a nomadic existence in a very thinly populated area. We retain the bone structure -- evidenced by our well-defined cheekbones -- that goes with the lifestyle. The Africans kept at it for a long time, too. As a Northerner, I am more individualistic and less social than the Dutch, but am I of a different race? The are no real human races, just some minor genetic variations. In fact, other species, if they were sentient, would laugh at our species' lack of genetic diversity, calling us inbreds if they could speak. Scientists agree that Homo Sapiens was struck by some disaster that left only a homogenous group of 1,000 or so individuals alive. If you treasure racial purity, you've got it, but it includes all of us.
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  6. +patriotistopiano Thank you for clearing that up. It's sad if someone hates his own species, but somehow it's consoling when the hater reveals himself as a first-class weirdo. You did well in that respect.
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