If You're Black, I Don't Care: I Care About Character, Not DNA – Flopping Aces

If you’re reading this and you’re black, I don’t care. Yellow or brown, I still don’t care.  If you’re gay, ditto.  If you’re family is from Mexico or China, still don’t care.

Basically, if you’re reading this, while I certainly appreciate your doing so, I don’t care about all of those things about you over which you have no control… and that includes whether you’re a man or a woman, incidentally, a duality that is not changeable.

Why? Do I hate minorities or people different than me? No. I don’t care because none of those things make you special.  No more than me being a white, heterosexual male make me special.  DNA doesn’t define us.

There’s never been a society in human history that has thrived based on any of those things.  Never.  Not once. Europe hasn’t dominated the world for the last 500 years because of them. South America hasn’t been an economic basketcase for a century because of any of them. China isn’t transforming into the world’s premier economic and military power because of any of them.  No, none of those things matter.