Thread: Is Wales a Country?
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Unread 25 Jul 2006, 11:16   #49
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Re: Is Wales a Country?
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Originally Posted by Dante Hicks
I doubt while we'll ever "just" be individuals. Subcategories will always exist and I don't see that as particular problematic. Perhaps the divisions will be more light hearted and/or based more on rational criteria but either way.
Obviously I have no problem with people categorising things a certain way in their minds. More how this so often manifests itself as discrimination and xenophobia.
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