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7/5/2025, 9:35:44 PM
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>What was the purpose of racial segregation in the US?
To segregate the POCs or "colored people" away from the White people, at a time when the average difference between these 2 groups of people were way larger than they are now. When WW2 kicked off the average IQ of blacks in North America was 78, as far as I recall. This was also a time when everyone except the elite was less readily educated than they are now in the year 2025 since you had to be a richfag and have access to books in order to educate yourself on the various things in the world.
Imagine dealing with a group of people who were retards in comparison to yourself, when you yourself would be considered a retard only 80 years later. No fucking wonder 95% of White people proudly called themselves racist back then. If you think I'm being too harsh here then you must remember that it was considered a very big deal whenever a negro managed to attain a skilled job or higher status in society for the first time 100 years ago. Even as late as the 2000's there were many discussions about this subject. Now basically everyone in the world can read and write if they will themselves hard enough into learning it, so racism is massively more taboo and petty in the developed world.
>What was the purpose of racial segregation in the US?
To segregate the POCs or "colored people" away from the White people, at a time when the average difference between these 2 groups of people were way larger than they are now. When WW2 kicked off the average IQ of blacks in North America was 78, as far as I recall. This was also a time when everyone except the elite was less readily educated than they are now in the year 2025 since you had to be a richfag and have access to books in order to educate yourself on the various things in the world.
Imagine dealing with a group of people who were retards in comparison to yourself, when you yourself would be considered a retard only 80 years later. No fucking wonder 95% of White people proudly called themselves racist back then. If you think I'm being too harsh here then you must remember that it was considered a very big deal whenever a negro managed to attain a skilled job or higher status in society for the first time 100 years ago. Even as late as the 2000's there were many discussions about this subject. Now basically everyone in the world can read and write if they will themselves hard enough into learning it, so racism is massively more taboo and petty in the developed world.
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