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Some people use genes and biology to explain politics, and they also say that progressive ideas about reducing inequality go against “nature.”
This view is dangerous.
History tells us that when social problems are described as if they were all naturally destined, it often leads to serious consequences.
In fact, humans have developed to where we are today not only because of competition, but also because of cooperation.
Trust, sympathy, helping one another, and working together have made our lives better and longer.
Although people can be selfish and attack others, that does not mean society should be organized according to these behaviors.
The progress of civilization is people using laws, institutions, and shared rules to make life fairer and safer.
Democracy, human rights, and equality before the law all come from such efforts.
If someone says that certain people should have more rights or opportunities because of their natural conditions, that is very far from democracy.
In history, colonialism, white supremacy, and Nazism have all used this dangerous idea.
So different political views should be discussed through values, facts, and results, not by using DNA to decide who is more noble.