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Elaboration 16
The South-African Boer war was as much the result of superstition
(the idea that Britain had the right to ...) as it is in the
contemporary war of whites against the black slaves. It is the
result of the superstitious idea that dark coloured people are
inferior, have less rights than whitish people. (Often with the
Bible in the hand). It is virtually the same as the idea that some
god has commanded one to slaughter the infidel (Christians or
Moslems), that my god is far better than yours and so on. It all is
the belief in an irrationality 'as if true' in our reality, a
superstition. Certainly, apart from the colour, other
characteristics of peoples on the Earth may differ, as the French
e.g. seem most naturally the very very strongest 'nationalists' with
the Germans in the second place. But the simple rights and duties
just cannot be different by that. The French have a right to
survive, a duty to assist with this, and so do the Germans, and all
black and other coloured people as well.
Ven
2007-09-11