It's not dehumanizing if they are not as human as you are in the first place, hence why I put quotation marks around that word. It is important to observe the context of Confucian principles and Confucius' purpose: it was during the period of warring states, and Confucius was trying to find a way to achieve harmony and order with the Chinese people. These principles were never meant for non-Mongoloids in the 1st damn place. The context in an increasingly globalized world in 2020 is COMPLETELY different.

Moreover, in the ruthless struggles ahead, sympathy would get us killed. By correctly observing the levels of humanity in different races, the truth of Mongoloid superiority would be self-evident. We humans develop empathy through shared experiences and perceptions. Therefore, by understanding the distinction between our visions, thoughts, physiology, feelings and those of non-Mongoloids, we would eliminate any possible empathy for others. It is paramount that we steel our hearts now.

In summary, while we may be benevolent to each other, the other races should always see us as Subutai, Timur, Genghis Khan, and Attila--and rightfully so, as we are above them all. The only thing the animals need to understand is that they the slaves live and die at our pleasure, and their wives and daughters and houses are entirely at our disposal.

“The greatest happiness is to vanquish your enemies, to chase them before you, to rob them of their wealth, to see those dear to them bathed in tears, to clasp to your bosom their wives and daughters.” ― Genghis Khan