Racial Prejudice, or, Cultural Preference?

The term "Racial Prejudice" is often used by politicians in racial mongering to the masses. Instead of racial prejudice, the real issue is often a natural desire for people to associate with those who have similar cultural mores or practices. This isn't racial prejudice; it is similar to the many other inclination of people more comfortable or at east with people having similar behavior or likes. For instance, there are people:

• Who find comfort listening to certain music, such as waltz, opera, pop, and who are offended by loud music or offensive lyrics. No legislation will ever force them to endure what they find irritation. And that also applies in reverse.
   
• Who engage in a more dynamic, or wild, for of church behavior, which many find offensive.
   
• Who are turned off by the high crime rate of certain ethnic or racial groups, and do not wish to associate with the segment of that group that they perceive to have different moral standards.
   
• Who may find offensive the loose sexual habits of certain sexual groups, the details of which are very offensive to many people who recognize the type of common sexual behavior.
   

The constitutional rights that were accepted for a couple hundred years have been perverted to where exercise of these rights, today, have been made a crime.

If the goal of those who demand that everyone must be forced to accept what are naturally unpleasing or repulsive, continued racial strife can be expected.

By charging racial prejudice, when it is only the constitutional and basic human right to prefer social contacts with people of similar personal traits, it provides politicians with racial mongering but doesn't do anything for peace.