>>23655939They definitely can be, but there's still an element of nature vs nurture here. Genetics can make you more prone to certain behaviours, but what makes us human is the ability to choose to be above our basic urges.
10-15 years ago I wouldn't have been so against Indian culture because the ones that moved to my country were open to adopting my culture and respected the way we live in
Canada . I have nothing against these guys, culturally they're the same as any of my other neighbours so I have no reason to be against them.
Someone with Indian genetics that is culturally indistinguishable from the people I grew up with is preferable over a white guy that grew up in India and has adopted their culture instead. Race is only a small part of the equation, I could be in a room full of other white guys and still feel out of place because we're from entirely different cultures.
