Yes. It's clear that some civilizations do a much better job at promoting the life, liberty and happiness of their peoples, and that others are terrible failures in this regard.
There are a number of clear measurements than you might employ to determine this. Per capital Gross Domestic Product might be one; how much do people MAKE? Average lifespan, Infant Mortality Rate, and cost of food would be some others. (In the "cost of food" category, you need to calculate how many minutes the "average" worker would need to work to purchase a meal. Rich societies have good incomes and low food prices; poor societies have low incomes or high unemployment, and high food prices.)
How many Nobel Prizes in the sciences are earned by each civilization? (The Peace Prize is meaningless, given for promises and encouragement rather than for actual performance. Many of the Peace Prize winners are truly AWFUL human beings.)
By these measurements, the Western European, North American, and Japanese societies do very well. South America and the rest of Asia do moderately well, while Africa does badly. Strict repressive theocratic societies are terrible in these measurements.
Snob-appeal advertising succeeds by creating a sense of exclusivity and status among consumers, motivating them to purchase products to elevate their social standing. It plays on people's desire for luxury and prestige, leading them to believe that owning the product will make them part of an elite group. Additionally, it can tap into consumers' need for validation and recognition from others, compelling them to buy in order to feel superior to those around them.
Social Darwinism suggested that certain races or nations were inherently superior to others, leading to a belief in the right of superior societies to dominate or civilize supposed "inferior" ones. This theory provided a moral justification for imperialist policies, as it justified the expansion of the perceived superior American culture over others deemed less advanced. It made it easier for some Americans to embrace imperialism by framing it as a natural and necessary progression of human society.
Different cultures and religions have varied beliefs about where people go after death. Some believe in an afterlife such as heaven or reincarnation, while others believe in the concept of the soul moving on to another realm or state of existence. Ultimately, what happens after death is a mystery that remains open to individual interpretation and belief.
Social Darwinism influenced schools and education by promoting the idea that competition and struggle are natural parts of life. This ideology led to a shift in educational practices, emphasizing the survival of the fittest and individual achievement over collective welfare. It also justified inequalities in education and perpetuated the belief that some individuals were inherently superior to others.
Some sociologists believe that it is important to strive for value neutrality in their research, meaning they should not let their personal values influence their findings. However, others argue that complete objectivity is impossible, as everyone has some degree of bias. It is crucial for sociologists to acknowledge their values and biases and strive to minimize their impact on their work.
Scientific racism.
Yes. (had to spell check this...)
people are killed in genocides because others believe that their race or ethnicity or some form of group is superior to the other and then try to elminate the recessive group
No. Some do some dont its not something religious.... .. .. .. 4gottensoul....
Had to do some research but, I believe the answer is a "chauvinist"
Yes! Some people think President Bush is crazy, while others believe he isn't. Some believe he is doing an outstanding job, and others believe he is doing a very poor job. Some believe he is smart and others believe he is stupid. It's all a matter of opinion.
some racial groups are superior to others
The citizens of the United States have various opinions of President Obama. Some believe he is doing a really good job and others believe he is doing a horrible job. Some believe he is on the right course and others believe he is not. Some trust him and others don't.
Some people who believe in horoscopes believe in God while others do not. Some may believe in other gods.
It is not likely. The Aryan race was a doctrine propagandized by Nazism that believed the so called Aryan peoples were superior to all others in the practice of government and the development of civilization. Some still believe this, but Adolf Hitler twisted the theories of Gustaf Kossinna (1858-1931), to put forward the Aryans as a master race of Indo-Europeans.
A person who believes that war and violence are unjustifiable are called "pacifists". Some pacifists believe nonviolent action is actually more effective and morally superior to violent action, but others support violence for emergency self-defense or defense of others.
Some British people believe in God while others do not.