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**ThisIsOK** · 07-24-2011, 07:35 AM

I'd say the most-tolerant race are those inhabiting the US today; we are one of very few societies & cultures in world history that can accept all nationalities, races, ethnicities, creeds, religions, etc.

Which other societies can compare to US? I cannot think of any. Xenophobia and Racism are much more critical, dangerous, and blatant in any other place & society. Few world societies are accepting toward immigrants picked-off as "racial outsiders". Even fewer would allow such immigrants economic 'Opportunities'.

China, for example, may allow a lot of immigrants, but would any non-Chinese, non-Asian citizen ever become a First Class Citizen? Probably not… in the US, everybody potentially can become a First Class Citizen, based-upon loyalty to the US Constitution, philosophy, and founding ideology.

Yes It might appear less racist in the way people regardless of their skin color are more able to climb the ladder of the social classes. At the same time race plays a bigger role in the society than anywhere else, It seems that people keeps gathering based on their racial status, and there is segregation in most US big cities.

07-24-2011, 07:35 AM	#34
ThisIsOK Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 515 Senior Member	I'd say the most-tolerant race are those inhabiting the US today; we are one of very few societies & cultures in world history that can accept all nationalities, races, ethnicities, creeds, religions, etc. Which other societies can compare to US? I cannot think of any. Xenophobia and Racism are much more critical, dangerous, and blatant in any other place & society. Few world societies are accepting toward immigrants picked-off as "racial outsiders". Even fewer would allow such immigrants economic 'Opportunities'. China, for example, may allow a lot of immigrants, but would any non-Chinese, non-Asian citizen ever become a First Class Citizen? Probably not… in the US, everybody potentially can become a First Class Citizen, based-upon loyalty to the US Constitution, philosophy, and founding ideology. Yes It might appear less racist in the way people regardless of their skin color are more able to climb the ladder of the social classes. At the same time race plays a bigger role in the society than anywhere else, It seems that people keeps gathering based on their racial status, and there is segregation in most US big cities.
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