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I recently saw a post on AskReddit, which asked for advice on dogs, specifically, what breed the poster should get to if they want to fulfil certain traits, like temperament or intelligence.

Now, most people I know are happy to say that different breeds of dogs have different traits, such as high/low intelligence, aggressive/non-aggressive etc. And they would say that in breeding dogs, you purposely perpetuate certain traits (And linked genetic factors) through this breeding. Correct me if I am wrong on any of this.

My question to you Reddit, in light of this theory that traits can be inherited by dogs, is whether or not we can apply this same theory to humans; do different races of humans have genetically determined traits. If so, do you find it morally acceptable to label people by these traits, given what the consequences for society would be if we endorsed this kind of thinking.

Sorry if this has been asked before, I was unable to find it, so I thought I'd pose you the question. All are welcome to participate, besides trolls or whatever.

Disclaimer (Perhaps unnecessary. given that this is teh internetz); I do not want to offend anybody, I'm, just interested as to what opinions Reddit can give me.
<bot>: Is it feasible/morally acceptable to profile different races of people, based on the assumption that humans inherit traits genetically from their ancestors?