jesuisatire

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Actually the main point is in any case to learn to appreciate, marvel and enjoy those differences instead of lurking for deceptive negative aspects of "human" behavior that are used by racists (tribalism in it's darkest form) to blame others for very own unfulfilled feelings.

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For me rioters, people who use violence, without any "contempt for life", letting lose their "relentless, toxic masculinity" are definitely acting like brainless idiots, so in that case I happily disagree with you. Even more as commonly it's me or people like me who try to get in their way and suffer eventual consequences in real life and real time.
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@HarriettMB

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> I would like to end our conversation here.

That's fine with me,
.. yet I'd truly like to try to clarify our (in my opinion) misunderstanding, as you apparently don't understand the point of view I'm coming from.

To begin with "englisch" is my third "tongue", so by any means not my mother tongue.

For me "tribalism" is simply the fact that we belong to a species that creates groups of around 200 to 300 people. Villages, "neigboorhoods", that's our nature.

Their is nothing negative to it, much less colonial. And it's up to us to consider differences in a negative or positive way.

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@HarriettMB

Tribalism.

A gene buried so deep inside homo "sapiens" that you can exploit and ignite it when ever you want ..

(as long as there is enough powder called unhappiness inside the respective minds)

@HarriettMB