That explains why they get along so damn well.
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A better question would be, who normalized the idea that all groups are inherently 'identical'?
John Locke and Franz Boas, I guess. Locke argued that people were largely blank slates at birth and that a king is fundamentally no different from a peasant; Boas debunked "scientific racism" like phrenology.
Now I'm picturing you in the "read Locke" t-shirt with a spear through your chest lol
Oh come on, there's no way he's going to get that reference.
Now now, judging a king and a peasant from the same country isn't the same as judging two kings from different countries, is it?