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Sure I do. They do give us a lot of respect, and they are close relatives to us in the complex tree of human races. In stark contrast to most other races they are also civilized and are capable of building and maintaining significant civilization.
It doesn't mean that we should live together though. One thing about diversity that noone seems to have thought about is that it actually works against biodiversity. If we all mingle our genes at random in a world without boundaries (distance isn't a boundary any longer), humans will end up as a mono-racial and mono-cultural species, and never speciate into multiple unique new branches like evolution meant us to do.
I have a question for the multiculturalists here; Since many "species" in the animal world are capable of interbreeding and producing fertile offspring (wolves/coyotes/dogs for example), why aren't we mixing them all together as per the multicult/diversity dogma? Human races were originally classified as different species too, until someone objected to its validity because we can interbreed (and they were right; we are merely strains and sub-species). Therefore this must also be true for many other animals, and tying animal species/races back into one species/race must be equally "good" and "rainbow" as what is being done to humans. Failing to do so would be "bigotry." Heil "diversity"!
"WAR IS PEACE
FREEDOM IS SLAVERY
IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH" - Multicult slogan
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