Race is Important, Racism is Not

In short, I believe the question of "inferior" or "superior" races is an issue for assholes to debate, and I don't want any part of it; the races are different, and have different types of ethnocultural societies they prefer, and that objectively is clear, but "subjectively," I prefer a society of my own kind, with shared ethno-cultural values, and I don't view that as insulting to African-Americans or any other ethnic group; in fact it's the opposite: the highest respect I can grant to any group is to insist that they be separate and be allowed to do things their own way, since otherwise is to presume that my way is better, and thus to impose it upon them as an "improvement" over what they are. That's crass racism, no matter how much we disguise it as Judeo-Christian liberalism. I don't have any use for racism, but I do believe in eugenics, as it is one of the foundations of a society which is always moving toward higher goals.

http://www.anus.com/zine/articles/race/

This guy aptly points out that we need a clearer view of what our values are instead of constantly preaching liberal/egalitarian dogma. Values differ from civilization to civilization and this disparity may lead to strife - development occurs and the degenerate ideas are weeded out. Or, the culture with an unrealistic worldview dies out. Either way, order is retained.