No it isn't. I was trying to make a point about resources rather than human nature which all humans share with the 'white man'.

All 'civilisations' before the industrial revolution were based on slavery or serfdom. It has been that way ever since the development of agriculture. The industrial 'civilisation' is different only because machines are better slaves than humans.

Frankly, human nature stinks but human behavior is predictable. In my view, the human subconscious calculates genetic distance. If resources are short then people try to take them from the people most genetically distant from themselves.

I'm not a great fan of the monkey but, there again, I don't go around tearing other live animals apart with my teeth as most carnivores do.