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I guess it's just this super individualistic line of thinking that I contend with you guys here on
Race/religion are key differentiators between communities
Vance left his community to join another, is my point
I don't agree with people opposed to immigration restriction, but I cannot say their criticisms launched at Vance recently for being anti-immigration with a marriage such as that, are without merit. It's a double standard
Race/religion are key differentiators between communities
Vance left his community to join another, is my point
I don't agree with people opposed to immigration restriction, but I cannot say their criticisms launched at Vance recently for being anti-immigration with a marriage such as that, are without merit. It's a double standard
It's all subjective maaaaaaaaaaaaannnnn
Race and religion aren't any more a community than an anime forum maaaaaann
Lmao again with this line that not wanting to racemix means hating other races, or "may as well marry your sister" retardation
Literally 90% of the world sticks to their own, it's natural and does not entail hatred of other races per se
Race and religion aren't any more a community than an anime forum maaaaaann
Lmao again with this line that not wanting to racemix means hating other races, or "may as well marry your sister" retardation
Literally 90% of the world sticks to their own, it's natural and does not entail hatred of other races per se
It's all subjective maaaaaaaaaaaaannnnn
Race and religion aren't any more a community than an anime forum maaaaaann
Race and religion aren't any more a community than an anime forum maaaaaann
not everyone cares about race or religion that much
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Lmao again with this line that not wanting to racemix means hating other races, or "may as well marry your sister" retardation
Literally 90% of the world sticks to their own, it's natural and does not entail hatred of other races per se
Literally 90% of the world sticks to their own, it's natural and does not entail hatred of other races per se
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True it's just a big fucking coincidence communities throughout the world in 90% and, historically, in 99% of civilizations cluster around race/religion/culture right
For fucks sake even in multicultural hellscapes where such factors do go out the window, people still find ways to go with their own
Look no further than Miami one of the most multicultural, irreligious places in the country
1. Hispanic/Latino Majority Areas:
You calling it "subjective" is not some deep insight, it's just wrong really. People care about race and religion, in the majority of cases races engage in forms of soft self-segregation, irreligious people tend to live among other irreligious people, highly religious areas tend to cluster with like, etc
All this means is people go too far
The sentiment that race/religion/shared history are fundamental factors in human communities is true though
For fucks sake even in multicultural hellscapes where such factors do go out the window, people still find ways to go with their own
Look no further than Miami one of the most multicultural, irreligious places in the country
1. Hispanic/Latino Majority Areas:
- Hialeah – One of the most Cuban-dominated cities in the U.S., with over 94% of the population identifying as Hispanic.
- Little Havana – The historic center of Cuban culture in Miami.
- Westchester, Sweetwater, and Kendall – Primarily middle-class Hispanic areas
- Doral – Home to a large Venezuelan and South American immigrant population.
- Miami Lakes – A mostly affluent, Hispanic-majority suburb.
- Liberty City – Historically the heart of Miami’s Black community, known for its rich civil rights history.
- Overtown – Once known as "Colored Town" during segregation, it remains a predominantly Black neighborhood with efforts at revitalization.
- Little Haiti – A stronghold of Miami’s Haitian-American community.
- Opa-locka – Another predominantly Black city with a significant Caribbean population.
- Brownsville – A largely African American neighborhood with deep historical roots.
- Coconut Grove – A historically white (but diverse) area, especially in the upscale sections along the water.
- Brickell – The financial district with a mix of wealthy residents, including white Americans and international expatriates.
- Miami Beach (South Beach, Mid Beach, and North Beach) – Known for a mix of white, Jewish, and international residents, though it has become more diverse over the years.
- Coral Gables – A wealthy, predominantly white area with Mediterranean-style architecture.
- Key Biscayne – A high-end island community with a high concentration of white residents.
You calling it "subjective" is not some deep insight, it's just wrong really. People care about race and religion, in the majority of cases races engage in forms of soft self-segregation, irreligious people tend to live among other irreligious people, highly religious areas tend to cluster with like, etc
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All this means is people go too far
The sentiment that race/religion/shared history are fundamental factors in human communities is true though
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I think it means most racists are insane, but perhaps you’re one of the good ones
Just because these things can be used to create community, doesn’t mean they need to be
True it's just a big fucking coincidence communities throughout the world in 90% and, historically, in 99% of civilizations cluster around race/religion/culture right
For fucks sake even in multicultural hellscapes where such factors do go out the window, people still find ways to go with their own
Look no further than Miami one of the most multicultural, irreligious places in the country
1. Hispanic/Latino Majority Areas:
You calling it "subjective" is not some deep insight, it's just wrong really. People care about race and religion, in the majority of cases races engage in forms of soft self-segregation, irreligious people tend to live among other irreligious people, highly religious areas tend to cluster with like, etc
For fucks sake even in multicultural hellscapes where such factors do go out the window, people still find ways to go with their own
Look no further than Miami one of the most multicultural, irreligious places in the country
1. Hispanic/Latino Majority Areas:
- Hialeah – One of the most Cuban-dominated cities in the U.S., with over 94% of the population identifying as Hispanic.
- Little Havana – The historic center of Cuban culture in Miami.
- Westchester, Sweetwater, and Kendall – Primarily middle-class Hispanic areas
- Doral – Home to a large Venezuelan and South American immigrant population.
- Miami Lakes – A mostly affluent, Hispanic-majority suburb.
- Liberty City – Historically the heart of Miami’s Black community, known for its rich civil rights history.
- Overtown – Once known as "Colored Town" during segregation, it remains a predominantly Black neighborhood with efforts at revitalization.
- Little Haiti – A stronghold of Miami’s Haitian-American community.
- Opa-locka – Another predominantly Black city with a significant Caribbean population.
- Brownsville – A largely African American neighborhood with deep historical roots.
- Coconut Grove – A historically white (but diverse) area, especially in the upscale sections along the water.
- Brickell – The financial district with a mix of wealthy residents, including white Americans and international expatriates.
- Miami Beach (South Beach, Mid Beach, and North Beach) – Known for a mix of white, Jewish, and international residents, though it has become more diverse over the years.
- Coral Gables – A wealthy, predominantly white area with Mediterranean-style architecture.
- Key Biscayne – A high-end island community with a high concentration of white residents.
You calling it "subjective" is not some deep insight, it's just wrong really. People care about race and religion, in the majority of cases races engage in forms of soft self-segregation, irreligious people tend to live among other irreligious people, highly religious areas tend to cluster with like, etc
Well I wouldn't call or consider myself racist but fair enough
Well I don't know what country you're from but in the US, these communities already exist
There is already a dedicated Indian community here that keeps itself mostly seperate from the white community, this is not a bad thing. Every group more or less soft-segregates itself off. Can it be disagreed with that Vance chose a different community over his own, this community that mind you the majority of his base that voted for him is a part of?
Well I don't know what country you're from but in the US, these communities already exist
There is already a dedicated Indian community here that keeps itself mostly seperate from the white community, this is not a bad thing. Every group more or less soft-segregates itself off. Can it be disagreed with that Vance chose a different community over his own, this community that mind you the majority of his base that voted for him is a part of?
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You do not not see the forum like this ?
I suggest always to use the automatic color. It adjust to the different skins.
And maybe use neutral colors like plain red/green/blue. I think a fewer skins should clash with these 3 colors.
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