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Because making it possible for ethnically/racially/culturally diverse groups to live happily together is and has historically been a major challenge. So a count
by zdean 10y ago
Because making it possible for ethnically/racially/culturally diverse groups to live happily together is and has historically been a major challenge. So a country that has immigration policies that promote homogeneity will avoid many of those challenges. It's certainly not the only factor...but I can't imagine that it doesn't play a major role.
- darpa_escapee 10y agoI gave it 4 days and I still think it's a rhetorical Trojan horse for white nationalism. I've quite literally never seen that argument trotted out in any other context.