Very complicated indeed, especially when considering the social cost of openly deviating from the orthodoxy. I wouldn't caractérise this post as controversial; it's honest, and well argued. DHH is spot on here, and I couldn't agree more. In-group preferences are real, normal, and healthy. I see parallels with Dawkins' "Selfish Gene" theory.
But don’t you for a second think this unity isn’t contingent on the homogeneity of ethnicity, values, norms, and perhaps even religion.
Very complicated indeed, especially when considering the social cost of openly deviating from the orthodoxy.
I wouldn't caractérise this post as controversial; it's honest, and well argued.
DHH is spot on here, and I couldn't agree more. In-group preferences are real, normal, and healthy. I see parallels with Dawkins' "Selfish Gene" theory.