Cmoke said:
im pretty sure that was a legitimate question......
How far back is this guy allowed to embrace his roots......
Shit how far am i allowed to embrace?
YOU CANT TELL ME HOW FAR CUZ ITS AN IGNORANT ASS STATEMENT!
check this out. you post this "fact" Claiming that all humans originated in africa then you tell people basically, nah you cant embrace being from africa cuz you're white, or cuz you left too long ago....
Which is it? Get your shit straight.
What I am pointing out is the hypocrisy, you guys are trying to speak in evolutionary terms and apply it to sociology and recent geographic identity, which is illogical. No African-American would ever legitimately be able to embrace Greece and Rome as part of
their legacy. Humans left Africa and people adapted to other environments and developed their own respective cultures. Those that remained in Africa did their own things, it isn't complicated, you draw the line by geographic ancestry.. Europeans, for example were not in Africa at the time of these accomplishments and/or they had nothing to do with them, but the ancestors of people of African descent
were there (In Africa) at the time. That's why Europeans embrace European culture, because in that time period the majority of the people on that continent were
direct ancestors of European Americans. These are all social terms, I'm not concerned with the "Out Of Africa" model of evolution at this point, the argument is redundant and aims to be politically correct, but ultimately fails because it doesn't take into account many opposing aspects to that philosophy. Maybe
you need to get your shit straight and stop trying to save face by using spin language to obscure the premise.. If you believe in evolution, why not embrace the accomplishments of the first single celled organism? Since everybody wants to go back so far, we can get as ridiculous and politically correct as you want, only thing you're doing is stripping away meaning and creating social disorder and chaos. Why would you want to embrace other people's
direct ancestors and/or cultural forbears anyways(though nothing is wrong with admiration) at the expense of their own perceived identity, which usually has mass community consensus? We all need separate identities as we all have different
divergent histories, we have to have some type of perspective and historical/social convention..