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Wanting racially homegeneous societies is an "evil idea" because to create one, you have to remove groups of people from a society based on their race.
by angst_ridden 6y ago
Wanting racially homegeneous societies is an "evil idea" because to create one, you have to remove groups of people from a society based on their race.
- mitchell_bisc 6y agoIsn't it what liberals want to do the other way around, when they say that there are too many whites here, too many whites there... gradually pushing for quotas, etc ?
- zo1 6y agoI agree with you, people shouldn't be removed, ejected, forced to move, etc from a society based on their race or at all for any matter (though we kinda collectively agreed that that's okay for criminals? Separate discussion I guess.). What is evil is forcing people to do things against their will, period. But people wanting to be in groups similar to them isn't inherently evil, and I think we need to get past that in conversation. E.g. right now I would definitely prefer to be with people I share common nationality, interest, culture with. I fear we're in dangerous territory where all such distinctions and nuance are lost in the shouting, essentially making us all "evil" in some way or another.
- vimy 6y agoEastern Europe is still homogeneous and they are being vilified for wanting to keep it that way.
- angst_ridden 6y agoEastern Europe has never been homogeneous, except in myth. There have been waves of different peoples coming through since the ice ages, and there has been mingling all along.
- vimy 6y agoThe population of Hungary is 98.3% ethnic Hungarians. Other Eastern European countries are similar.