Respectfully I disagree. You have a far higher chance of producing a successful environment to raise children with someone that is from a similar cultural background as you. Most of the time that means the same race.
If you only refuse to race mix for utilitarian reasons, but your ultimate purpose is for the happiness of your children, then you haven't really disagreed.
Its that the entire argument against race mixing for utilitarian reasons?
My argument is that the happiness of your children should be more important than that your childrens children have the same color skin as you do. I defend this with a more deontological approach that
- you should care for the happiness of your children, this is more important than that their children look like you.
- preserving the past reflects a cynicism of the future, you are protective, not boldly exploring new possibilities.
The article by Greg Johnson is my basic reasoning, but he seems almost afraid to grasp at Spengler.
Your comment does not reflect a disagreement. You seem to be saying that you want a good environment so as to raise children, for which purpose you want a partner of your own culture, this suggests that you refuse race mixing because you actually agree with me.
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