is to stop being so apologetic. Your views and ideas are no less important than anyone else's. If people don't like your ideas or questions then so be it, but don't feel like you have to silence yourself to maintain their comfort level. If contradicting ideas threaten their worldview to the point that they become angry and fearful of questions, then they are the ones in need of some soul searching, not you. Now as for our questions.

1. Does the term racist bother me?

Hmm, what is meant by racist? Like facist, sexist, communist, liberal, conservative, and other terms, it seems to have a different meaning to different people. I am proud of my race, Europeans have done much to advance the cause of Humanity over the past several thousand years. Our culture, technology, philosophy, and expansive curiosity are the reasons we live in the world we do today. Our instruments can create structures one atom at a time, decipher and rewrite the code of life, and see to the very edge of the universe. No other group has done nearly as much to bring Humanity to the brink of, dare I say it, godhood. Oh, and I'm also partial to the physical features of Caucasians. Nothing wrong with that.

With that being said however, I do acknowledge that other groups (mostly Eurasians) have also contributed a great deal to Us rising up out of our primordial past. The Asian cultures were beating metal into tools and brilliant works of art long before Western man. The creative spark of progress flows in them just like it does in us. A shared trait passed on from our shared common ancestors who were bold and inquisitive enough to leave the cradle of Africa. IMO, those few individuals carried with them certain unique behavioral traits, that while rare in the area they came from, became common in the new populations they established in other regions. Those traits were tempered and strengthened even more by the harsh new environments which they migrated into.

For the most part part, I feel that the ones who stayed in the womb (to me Africa looks like a uterus) are, on average, somewhat stunted in their mental development. How can a species develop and advance if they stay in the same environment they arose from? The fish that came ashore and moved onto land evolved into amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals. Those who didn't are still fish. IMO, the same applies to Humanity. Does this make me a racist? You decide.

2. Do I hate people who are different than me?

No, not at all. Doesn't mean I wish to mix with them though. All because I wouldn't have a relationship with someone 50 years older than me, who is mentally retarded, or of the same sex as me doesn't mean I hate them. The same applies to race.

3. Do you feel you are more of a purist?

Guess you could say that, but separatist might be a better term. I believe that the best societies are the ones with the most commonality. History has shown that homogeneous societies tend to be the most stable and long lived. Just look how much time, energy, resources, and money are wasted on "diversity" issues in this country. IMO, such resources would be put to much better uses in a homogeneous society. This doesn't mean that I'm a complete isolationist though. Trade of materials and ideas can be done without endangering biological distinctiveness or cultural stability.

4. Does it bother you that the Zoners get so angry at you?

See above to my suggestion to you.

5. Do you understand why they get angry?

See above to my suggestion to you.

How do you feel about Christianity? It's just an outdated worldview based on primitive superstitions and mythology. The fact that its teachings go against many scientific principles does put it at odds with progress and scientific development.

I hope this answers a few of your questions. I wish I had more time to go in depth, but work is keeping me busy lately. Maybe as time goes by, I can give better answers and clear up more misunderstandings. The answers I gave are generalities and don't really get to the marrow of my ideas or philosophy.