>Speaking on segregation, how do you feel about it?

If a group of private citizens choose to segregate themselves, that's fine and perfectly constitutional - i.e. all black social club, all black business, all black college etc. The government, however, CAN NOT and should not segregate.

Was
>america a better country under segregation laws?

Hell no. As I've said, segregation can be a personal choice, but should never be enforced by the gov't.

Would South
>africa or zimbabwe be better off with a racially homogenous
>society?

It's hard to see how they could be worse off, but I don't believe racial heterogeny is the root cause of any of their problems.

>Europe for europeans, Africa for africans?

I don't believe this would be a sound policy, if by 'european' you mean 'white' and by 'african' you mean 'black'. Although I would support assimilation into european CULTURE for people of all races in Europe and assimilation into african culture for people of all races in Africa.

>Is racial
>equality/co-existance a fallacy?

No. Cultural and societal equality is though.