Dameon
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He didn't talk about the advantages of it, he literally only said that it works. Maybe read the tweet in question. If you can find anywhere that Dawkins actually says we should do eugenics, I'd love to see it. I'll do you one better and show you his follow-up tweets.No it’s definitely very normal and cool to talk about the advantages of breeding people like racehorses. You know, because it ‘works’.
Oh yeah, totally the Hitler you're determined to view him as. Do your research rather than throwing out blind accusations based on rumors.For those determined to miss the point, I deplore the idea of a eugenic policy. I simply said deploring it doesn’t mean it wouldn’t work. Just as we breed cows to yield more milk, we could breed humans to run faster or jump higher. But heaven forbid that we should do it.
A eugenic policy would be bad. I’m combating the illogical step from “X would be bad” to “So X is impossible”. It would work in the same sense as it works for cows. Let’s fight it on moral grounds. Deny obvious scientific facts & we lose – or at best derail – the argument.
I don't have a problem with people who quietly practice their own spirituality together harmlessly. You'll find the vast majority of atheists have no problem with that. You don't see atheists out protesting Jewish cultural centers, do you? I can still be against the concept of religion in general while tolerating peoples' right to practice their religions.Sure you can have those positive things without religion, but why have a problem with people who do have them together? What’s even the point of attacking that besides being edgy? It’s a culture, a way of relating to people and world through practices and stories, and some find it beneficial even if some don’t. Again I think it’s easy to miss to miss if most of your idea of what you’re against is shaped by analyzing stuff like JW, Mormons, Evangelicals salafi/wahhabis etc