Quote Originally Posted by Segev View Post
"That goblin is evil and obviously deserves what's coming to him!" "That's racist!" "No, if he weren't evil, he'd be a halfling or a gnome."
Leaving aside how terrible D&D's alignment structure is, this would make every character subject to the same sort of nonsense as Paladins are in some editions.

And also, no.

Quote Originally Posted by hamishspence View Post
Personally I think The Giant said it best:

"Leave inborn alignment to the overtly supernatural—if it exists at all—and away from biological creatures."
This is certainly where I have been for years. I have no issues with demons, devils, etc. being supernatural forces of evil. That's fine. It's when you get into orcs, goblinoids, etc. that it becomes kind of troubling if you stop to think about it. (And I think now, in 2013, quite a few people have stopped to think about it already.)

-O