Human beings are like 99.99% similar genetically and the way we come to be who we are as people is still not fully understood. There are some truly exceptional people who manage to accomplish astonishing things despite their obstacles. Then there's those who are born of privilege and have an easier time acclimating to life's challenges. Then there's everybody else. Then there's the **** ups and the dregs. The notion that a person could inherently be smarter, stronger, less susceptible to disease, or whatever else because they're of a certain heritage is just... impossible. It's just science, people like to act like they're so different from one another but in the grand scheme of things those differences are very small and almost definitely have more to do with their surroundings than anything else.
But,
Let's just say that somehow people of German descent were in fact, somehow, genetically engineered to be more capable human beings than people of any other heritage. That still doesn't justify any sort of interference, certainly not genocide. In fact, I'd say it would be better to share those genes. I'd rather have a bunch of average people and no genocide or weird elitist breeding circles than a bunch of brilliant people and human tragedy.
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I spit bullets in my feet
Every time I speak
So I write instead
And still people want me dead
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