Question #318: If someone is mixed race

[AristocraticDragon666]

They clearly look like the same race I am way more than what they're mixed with.
The race we share is their most dominant heritage by %
They only date the race they identify as

What consequence is there to me, the racially pure one who dates a mixed race person? They know about here and permit me to advance.
They've stuck with me through brutal times. I want to share my life with them and have children.
Do I forsake my bloodline to be monogamous with her?
They're doing the right thing to only date one race so am I okay for enabling them to pursue satanic protocol? They are dedicated but non SS.

The consequences are the most negative, especially for your children.

You are depriving your children of their pedigree and future.

I can give you an example: This spring, a colleague at my job had a child with cancer who died, she was a white woman who married an asian man and had a child with him.

 

[Stormblood]

What do you guys think about people with non-brown eyes? Wouldn't it be best if they were in a relationship with people with non-brown eyes in order to preserve the genes?

People with lighter eyes can have any hair colour. Also being blonde and blue-eyed doesn't automatically make you a Nordic, as bone structure is also important there.

 

[Ĥl·lĥæ]

An easy solution is for mixed people to either not have children, or adopt from their main race. So many babies need a loving home, and people have a duty to their blood folk, so why not take care of the babies already born, instead of creating more mixed people.

The world population can purify in just a few generations.

That was the most honest, pragmatic and based thing I've read today. You spoke with extreme honesty.
You are a great priestess

 

[FeetSmeller69]

What do you guys think about people with non-brown eyes? Wouldn't it be best if they were in a relationship with people with non-brown eyes in order to preserve the genes?

People with lighter eyes can have any hair colour. Also being blonde and blue-eyed doesn't automatically make you a Nordic, as bone structure is also important there.

Technically speaking, yes, it would be best. Genetics matter quite a lot in general, so it's best to preserve the best features, or even encourage them. I have some open questions for you and everyone who wants to chime in, though: what makes lighter eye colour desirable? Or blonde hair for that matter? Is it just scarcity? Who decides what is worth preserving or not?

I'm really curious, since it may also bring forth some interesting considerations regarding what we think of beauty in general.