Posted by: 90sRetroFan
« on: December 03, 2025, 05:10:19 pm »"I think what he was trying to say that it beautiful people (regardless of ethnicity) are more beautiful than ugly people (regardless of ethnicity)."
If you have to find a top percentile member of group P to beat a bottom percentile member of group Q, you are implying that group Q is superior on average.
A more neutral statement would be: "A beautiful Indian woman will be more attractive than 99% of white women."
A minimal anti-Eurocentric statement would be: "A beautiful Indian woman will be more attractive than a beautiful white woman."
A statement as anti-Eurocentric as his statement is Eurocentric would be: "A beautiful white woman will be more attractive than unattractive Indian women." (Why didn't he say this?)
"The fact he understand the beautiful people are their own race does show that he at least has some rudimentary understanding race and Aryanism."
Except his need to compare a beautiful Indian woman with unattractive "white" women, but not also the other way round, implies that he believes beauty is more common among "whites". (For the record, I agree that high sexual dimorphism is more common among "whites". But anyone who equates high sexual dimorphism with beauty is not following Aryan aesthetics.)
If you have to find a top percentile member of group P to beat a bottom percentile member of group Q, you are implying that group Q is superior on average.
A more neutral statement would be: "A beautiful Indian woman will be more attractive than 99% of white women."
A minimal anti-Eurocentric statement would be: "A beautiful Indian woman will be more attractive than a beautiful white woman."
A statement as anti-Eurocentric as his statement is Eurocentric would be: "A beautiful white woman will be more attractive than unattractive Indian women." (Why didn't he say this?)
"The fact he understand the beautiful people are their own race does show that he at least has some rudimentary understanding race and Aryanism."
Except his need to compare a beautiful Indian woman with unattractive "white" women, but not also the other way round, implies that he believes beauty is more common among "whites". (For the record, I agree that high sexual dimorphism is more common among "whites". But anyone who equates high sexual dimorphism with beauty is not following Aryan aesthetics.)