In this world everybody knows the white american man is the superior, well who is the second and the third etc

Answer 1

If you're so superior, how come you don't already know?

Answer 2

Let's look at your first premise, shall we, and examine it logically.

First, of course, is the idea that "everybody in this world knows..."

It is highly unlikely that everybody in the world at large knows or agrees upon such an idea as the one you propose. It may be by "in this world" you limit the world in question to a rather smaller scope. If so, it would be helpful if you define "this world" a bit more thoroughly.

Another problem arises with the phrase "the white american man" (sic). Other than the obvious grammatical flaw of neglecting to capitalize the initial letter of "American," you seem to suggest that there is a singularity about the "american male," that there are not millions of American males, each with his own qualities and attributes.

Another problem arises from the use of the comparative "superior." You do not specify to whom or in what respect you are using this term.

Given, then the flaws evident in your first premise, the remainder of the question is nonsense.

Answer 3

there is no second and third.there is first and then everyone else

Answer 4

that's very racist of you........