I absolutely agree with you. There is definitely structure to the madness that is the ape mind. There are also those who behave above and beyond the expectation one can have of their kin. While fortunate as individuals and unfortunate for them to face discrimination we must understand several facts of life. Individuals should be judged as such, but groups of individuals are entirely different. Any group larger than a dozen or so will begin to fall along a normal bell curve, gaussian distribution, of the personality traits of that people. A group of them will always regress towards their mean average proportional to the size of the group. And from that even exceptional individuals rarely ever escape. As an individual I can treat with them, but when they occupy territories of our nation and breed like rats, individuals they are not, rather a group that can be defined entirely by statistical averages.