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Originally posted by Footmax ↑

Not Blatant and not a lie. Please don’t insult my intelligence by splitting hairs and saying they were not the exact words you used. The meaning of your posts were clear and below is a small selection only.
Is it likely that cleanerscan become surgeons? Absolutely not.
Why? Answer that question.
The answer is because of the physicallimitation of the brain, which is one of the most important trait that societyselects for and it isis determin purely by genetics.

What is there to argue? People who are poor tend to have traitsthat may include lower relative intellectual capability that renders themuncompetitive in comparison to other people.
We have limited resources and people with theright genetic makeup in the right environment would be supremely more capableto acquire them than those without those things. Look at yourself in the mirrorthe next time you take a shower and then ask yourself, why on earth are you“poor”? What have you done to not be “poor”?
Then one of your mates came up with the idea of “genetic engineering” – in his own image no doubt.
In answer to your question – what makes me think people are equal - because they are human beings and not stud cattle to have the correct characteristics bred into them – and it does not matter what the level of education or wealth they have – they are still human beings.
I wish to get out of this endless to and fro you seem intent on carrying on – I don’t agree with what you say – and apparently, you don’t like being contradicted. I think you are a troll among other things. I won’t be reding any return posts so feel free to abuse me – it will be waste of your time. Plus, I’m just plain gored with the whole “conversation”.
I will try one more go of getting you to understand where I am coming from.
I live in Australia. I can trace one side of my family back in Australia for almost 200 years.
That does NOT make me Australian.
What makes me Australian is that I have a strong sense of Justice and fair play, of equity, I have respect for everyone until they prove they don’t deserve it, I don’t care what religion people adhere to or whether they choose not to believe in any, I believe passionately in gender equality, I don’t care when race or country a person comes from – only if their values are at odds with acceptable and justifiable norms. I don’t care about anyones sexual preferences. I don’t care about anyones social standing or whether they are wealthy or not – neither determines a persons character. In other words I wish well for all and ill to none.
Anyone who wishes to influence me to change any of that will have a losing argument.

I will thank you for two things though.
1) At least you were honest with expressing your views – far too many people hold them but are not willing to let people they do. I don’t agree with you on this issue but at least respect that you had a position and was prepared to have an open conversation about it.
2) You (and a few others) have shown me finally what the difference is between the two main political groups. I find there is a startling difference. As I have got older, I am no longer as rusted on to one political party. An Easter long weekend has changed that. Now that I know that there is an unhealthy air of superiority and a despising of anyone who may not think the same way as the extreme right wing elements that have destroyed the Liberal party, I have definitely made up my mind never to vote for them. I give special and sincere thanks to you for that.

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Everything that you said is based purely on a belief system and no facts whatsoever.

To explain:

Imagine me a person, lets say worth 10 million dollars. Am I rich? What is it that you prefer me to do or to be?

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