> I mean, this stuff is intuitive for anybody with a sense of history. Sure it's intuitive - that so long as "diverse" populations in a society have no power,

> I mean, this stuff is intuitive for anybody with a sense of history. Sure it's intuitive - that so long as "diverse" populations in a society have no power, the majority in power can happily sit and ignore the societal problems said people are facing. Once said populations actually get into a position where they have some degree of power, the majority will do anything they can to keep them down in an attempt to keep their artificially inflated standing in society. The solution to that is, in my opinion, pretty obviously not to take the view that giving people the power to do something about the structural problems that they face in society is a bad thing.