that is exactly what I am saying my friend. just consider this:
>thousands of children abused by the catholic church; corruption; the affairs of the Vatican State
only two years ago a bishop from the province where I grew up (won't tell) was accused of tax fraud. how much could a bishop from a province in southern Germany make, anyway? he's not a big fish? welp, it was just about 450.000€. half a million. this is merely an anecdote, bigger fish will be caught.
(sounds pretty similiar to what the person in the video was talking about. pederasty is common in almost every single grand-scale religion on the entire planet.)
>we are putting antibiotics in our meat, creating germs that our current medicine cannot handle
>similair behaviour have caused MCD and Swine Flu
>large scale industrial farming is quite literally making hundreds of local species extinct
>the same goes for agriculture, too
we do not care for our local species anymore; as long as our food's cheap we'll gladly kill biodiversity.
is creating more endangered species not worse than what the chinese are doing?
(it is not, at least in my opinion. killing of sharks, tiger and whales are crimes that can never be justified with "culture".)
of course I could go on and on for centuries, but it does not lead us anywhere. the point here is:
you can always pick out a particular thing, attribute it directly to a certain culture (mistake no. 1) and then generalize (mistake no. 2) this behaviour onto a concrete ethnicity.
as I said a million times cultures are fluctuating. both koreans and japanese "adopted" almost all of the heritage they are so proud of from the chinese, yet we see them as holistic, standalone cultures. however shia muslims and sunni muslims are completely different, yet we barely ever differentiate there.
our understanding of culture is distorted by our notion to sort everything by phenotype (ethnicity) and borders (nation states). this is our limited way of thinking.