I disagree with the idea that, “race is a feeling.” I would say that 100% of race is actual race, but I do agree that no one is biologically pure, not today, then or now. If there was a point in which that was the case it’s long gone now.
Also is the thought of “national pride has no need of race” true? How were minorities treated by the Italians the if that’s the case? Also, why would Hitler accept Mussolini if their views on race were so vastly different?
People arguing against racial awareness in europeans are the equivalent of 40+ year old men hanging around at children's swimming pools alone.
Jack Watson
Italians are on shaky ground when they talk about race, certainly ones from the south of the country
Oliver Reed
I agree totally, races are different. I forget the term, but could it work in a country? I know you know it it’s when all races view themselves as the nation first and the race second. Could it work/did it work in Italy? What makes it unable to work if it were to be achieved (meaning despite there being 2 or more races in a country, they all agree that their nationality comes first, and their race gets pushed aside (aside for matter such as race mixing, as they all can agree “Yes we are X nationality, but no we cannot race mix”)
Isaac Thompson
Why do people say “Italians are not white”? I never got this. If this is true could Italy be considered the “first successful non white facist nation”?
Owen Martinez
Mussolini was better in many aspects politically wise compared to the famous autist, but he was wrong about race.