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>Not for the kind of racist xenophobic "ideas" that the world has long moved on from. This is factually incorrect. The election of Trump in the US and the ris
by magduf 7y ago
>Not for the kind of racist xenophobic "ideas" that the world has long moved on from.
This is factually incorrect. The election of Trump in the US and the rise of far-right political parties in the EU disproves this notion. If anything, xenophobia is on the rise in western nations. The world has most definitely not "moved on".
- olivermarks 7y agoThank you. This point may have been missing in my other comments but I agree, and would argue it is largely because of globalization