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Is #5 really happening?
by sordidasset 9y ago
Is #5 really happening?
- nawre 9y agoWe - native europeans - are being demographically and culturally replaced. It is not "politically correct" to say so in this day and age, but this is a truth I have witnessed first hand. It is even celebrated under the guise of diversity. Immigration, as for everything else, there is a balance to strike. Right now the incoming flux, combined to the low natality rate of a middle class barely able to survive, and otherwise shrinking, is leading to the aforementioned consequence. Don't get me wrong, I am for an inclusive society too. Although not at the expense of the indigenous people of Europe on their ancestral lands. I don't think the current situation will end well for anyone.
- sordidasset 9y agoDo you think there's a solution?
- 8373zjsi 9y agoWe cannot talk about solutions because we cannot acknowledge the problem. See how the parent comment, an extremely mild and balanced first hand account, is now flagged.
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- srean 9y ago> Although not at the expense of the indigenous people of Europe Just an ironic counterpoint, European colonizers did not give two hoots about that and they benefitted immensely from it. Not all of Europe of course.
- Red_Tarsius 9y agoColonization had been a worldwide pattern of most civilizations, from Ancient Greece to the Far East. Obvious irony doesn't make an argument. My guess is that you're playing the 'white guilt' card to gaslight the conversation. > they benefitted immensely from it. Yes, that was the whole point of colonialism.
- srean 9y agoSo many cards these days, I have no interest in keeping track, sorry to disappoint. I am sure you will be better than me with all the card book keeping. Seems I pressed some buttons, would that be the "overcompensate for potential accusation" button ?
- 8373zjsi 9y agoPlease continue to derail the conversation through petty name calling.