Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Socialism and Capitalism

Topaz wrote:

> On Wed, 23 Jul 2008 08:42:10 -0400, Fred <fred@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> wrote:
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>> 
>>        Barter is inefficient and it's not suggested here.  What I
propose
>>        is
>>essentially allowing a new human right, the right to issue money!
>>
>>        *One* of the features that is different in the systems.  I think
>>        there are
>>other "problems" that are far greater and cause far more misery.
> 
>>        These are all racist websites to some degree or another, and the
>>        nsm88 is a
>>nazi website.  It does not bode well for your image.  Not with me
anyway.
> 
>   Liberalism is founded on the lie that the races are equal. National
> Socialism is founded on truth.
> 
>     The former White nations and Japan are the first world. The Black
> nations and India are the third world. In the middle, or the second
> world are the Arabs and China. It is just as racialists would predict.
> It is because the White race is on average much more intelligent than
> the Black race. The people in Japan are much lighter in color than the
> people in India.
> 
>     All IQ tests have proven that Whites are on average much more
> intelligent than Blacks. White people invented just about everything
> im****tant. Most leftists admit that Whites on average score higher on
> the tests. They have their excuses for it, but all of their excuses
> are demolished in "My Awakening" by David Duke.
> 
        Is he the one in the Doonsbury cartoons?

        Actually, speaking as a long time Mensan, virtually all IQ tests
have an
educational bias.  This is the difference you see in the scores.  It's
evidence of educational disadvantage and often linguistic barriers, not a
difference in the real IQ of the people involved.  We are still not
entirely clear what we mean by IQ, but some people have a crude idea of
how
to test it.
        Cetaceans should be much smarter than we are if it were pure brain
power. 
Think of the Great Blue Whale with a brain about 6 times the size of our
own and more and deeper convolutions and well as more centralised.  All of
the areas of the brain that are associated with conscious thought are more
highly developed in Cetaceans.  Humans are all about the same within the
ability of the tests to measure intelligence.

-- 
Peace,
Fred
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