Nature or Nurture, which affects Racism more?

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Nature or Nurture, which affects Racism more?

Sectors of society grow up in various cultures. What they experience and the manner in which they are nurtured determines how they behave and think. For example the actions of the controversial goalkeeper Mark Bosnich, who had been involved in a long running barney with Tottenham Hotspur fans about a clash between himself and their striker Jurgen Klinsmann. He repaid the Spurs taunts with a Nazi salute. Football associations realised that spurs is historically associated with Jewish supporters; and British tabloids even took a step further, hinting that Bosnich’s Croatian roots might explain his alleged fascism. The Jewish community would see this as a serious matter whereas Bosnich himself was bemused. He explained he was impersonating the TV sitcom character Basil Fawlty; hence stating his nature had only humorous intensions. This is a demonstration of how a taunt such as Bosnich’s salute created anarchy him and his environment (the Spurs fans) during the football match. Due to the genocide of the Jewish community by the German politicians, the Nazis, much offence was taken by society who considered this a Racism issue.

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When racism issues echo within society they spread widely creating destruction. A major example of this is ‘anti-Semitism.’ Anti Semistism main source of distribution was propaganda. Propaganda can alter the way listeners think and see things. An extreme case is Hitler and Nazism. From small meetings in pubs this organisation diffracted through Germany and as far as America. This outburst of anti-Semitism led to mass executions of the Jewish community.  The main reason of this is due to economic state of which the nazi’s called the ‘pure Germans.’ The Jews made a good living in Germany; they were financiers whereas ...

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