Discourse & Anglo racism

1. I do NOT put words in others' mouths - those who assert so are INCORRECT. If someone assumes that what when I write "you" rhetorically it means "them" then they assume INCORRECTLY. When I (very rarely) say that a specific person did something I say named person X did specific act Y.  
 
2. Race-specific assertions about genetics and behaviour (e.g. the notorious race-IQ assertions) are fundamentally flawed because (a) they are falsely deterministic in making assertions about unknown polygenic situations (b) cannot quantitate nature/nurture and cause/effect contributions , (c) are sheer nonsense in societies in which there is a high degree of genetic/societal ethnic mixing (e.g. the "racist 4" Anglo societies of the US, Oz, NZ and Canada and (d) in the sum total of the above are falsely and ignorantly disparaging on a race-specific basis.

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