/lit/ - Literature

>>14855344
Racial pride is very a healthy thing to have, but that's not why they are darker. Broadly speaking r/Kselection has made it so that brown people are larger in numbers and of less intelligence and have worse societies. They're associated with immoral and savage behaviour, cannibalism, rape and so on. Not to mention they are also more apelike, so there's that.

To add to this you have the older notion of nobles being paler and more refined while the illiterate workers who toiled beneath the hot sun became sunburnt. Nobles in this case weren't flabby merchants who sat around in dingy offices and manipulated abstract numbers as the current aristocracy does but rather the warrior caste. Those who would lead battles and train their entire lives to rule and to fight. This is where the chivalric ideals of rescuing maidens came from in the first place.

So you both have the basic racial reality but also the historical background of nobility, the well read and athletic knight bashing in the head of some ugly peasant brainlet to save a woman, or better yet a dragon or something, as well as the anglo shooting down a horde of retarded negroids charging at them with spears due to a chimpout in the colonies.

>>9734171
Valentinian Gnosticism