Nationalism and secularism

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Mostly because you're still expressing the same ethnocentrism and bigotry as you have been since joining the forum. Why would my response to these things change? You think that I don't "understand" ethnocentrism and bigotry? I'm a human being too, remember?

Well, what you don't understand is why I actually support ethnocentrism.
You simply say you oppose ethnocentrism, but you obviously don't know why. Either you have too much love or trust in other ethnicities besides your own(although you're probably beyond this, as the notion of ethnicity is lost in your mixed blood), or you simply can't be bothered with in, living in a country that features people of such variaty that live so far away from their original homelands, that they have assimilated into a new cultural identity, and lost the sense of ethnic loyalty, and generally talk in terms of superficial "skin tone" topics.

It simply goes down to what Gökbilge Atsız said about America.
The more and more I learn about the way your kind views the world around themselves, the more I see that the comments that were made years ago still hold a large amount of truth within them.

Therefore, your answers are too, very superficial, and generally unobservant of why I present these ideas before you. These ideas are the result of a process. A long, millenia long process of evolving into *the nation*, the pinnacle of human social evolution.