A National Association Against Human Nature?

A National Association Against Human Nature (NAAHN?) might seem ridiculous but it wouldn't surprise me to see it one day.

Many of the minorities who shout the loudest against racism seem unaware of their own racism which motivates their stand against racism. White liberals join in the chorus against racism attacking their own ethnic history, as they were taught to do in our schools and in the Media. But even conservative's go out of the way to avoid affirming any kind of ethnocentrism existing within human nature.

The latest I have seen (Boyd Cathey, Chronicles, June 2018) points out that it was the Ninth and Tenth Amendments to the Constitution, not ethnocentrism or racism, which enshrined the natural differences and inequalities between people by protecting the rights of the states to be different from one another with federalism.

That seems true, but the ethnocentric nature of human nature (even xenophobia) remains very real, along with other conservative traits like being kin-centered, gender defined, age-graded, heterosexual, marriage-making, hierarchical, with group-selection (mainly ethnocentrism) as the primary unit of successful selection, followed by individual selection.

The fair and just way to deal with the natural differences and inequalities between people, ethnic groups, or races, is to acknowledge real human nature. Then an ethnopluralism of ethnostates or regions could at least begin to be established legally and nonviolently in the United States enshrined with the constitutional separation of powers, states, and regions, and protected by federalism.

That will not be easy at all, but it is far preferable to radical Marxism or Fascism on the right or the left, or the political dissimulations of the liberals---and even the denials of full human nature of conservatives---based on flawed definitions of human nature, which has brought us civil disruptions and even civil war, and is now increasing across a world of unworkable multicultural (multi-ethnic) societies, demanding that since we are all the same we must all get along living in the same territories.