I asked you to explain how 'race is a direct product of the capitalist consumer society which is based purely on the exploitation of resources both human and natural.'
Divide and rule. Quite simple. Until the 'natives' get too expensive to exploit because they die or resist or die trying to resist. Time to get someone else's 'natives' in. Then they die or resist or die trying to resist and demand to vote and all those terribly uncomfortable things. Then you just have to assimilate them into the system and turn them into 'producers' and 'consumers'. And then the resources start to run out or things become too expensive to produce or worse still the consumers get sick of consuming stuff they don't want or need. The economy starts to tank. Ah time to start exploiting those old 'racial' divisions again.
You haven't even attempted it because I suspect you haven't got a clue what your talking about. You just read it in a book.
So come on Sniffy, prove me wrong and explain your comment.
You give yourself away when you say things like this. Did you mean to?
The white side.
Racial dynamics are always at work in society, you can't just opt out of them.
Propaganda is always at work in society. You shouldn't opt into it.
Change is also at work in society for better or worse; for richer or poorer.
Unless I'm mistaken, we're not discussing the skull sizes of elephants or blue whales, what possible relevance could that have?
Human brains are relative to human anatomy, not to whales or any other animal.
Sorry I thought you were suggesting that a bigger skull leads to a bigger brain which makes a creature more intelligent. Or is it the other way around? Or is it that doing certain tasks repeatedly will make certain areas of the brain bigger thus requiring more skull space. And by that you imply that white europeans gone done a lot more thinking than some other folks in the world? Right?
Humans are relative to each other and to all living things.
So is bigger better or is what you do with with what you've got more important?
If you don't use it (or need it) don't you lose it, evolutionarily speaking?
We have much in common it seems.
How the perception of 'them' might impact on 'us':
A leopard will have a territory and will not be too friendly to other leopards which wander into it (unless it wants to go a mating).
A pack of wolves has a territory and will not be too friendly to other wolves or wolf packs that wander into it.
A family of humans will not be too friendly to another family of humans that might wander unannounced into their home.
A village of humans might not be too friendly to another group of villagers who wander into their village.
A country might not be too friendly to another country that wanders into its territory.
So the lesson is if you wander into the territory of another best have something to offer them if you want to be accepted as one of 'them'.
Resources, labour, knowledge........
Now if you happen to end up in another country because you were captured and taken there against your will. Well that's a whole new ball game isn't it? Especially if you look different to the majority residents.
Oh and then there's that group of people who are invited 'over' to fill in for 'labour shortages'. Well that's another whole new ball game isn't it?
People moving about. It's all so terribly inconvenient.