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A lot of people of all races (and in both major US parties) either don’t think of race as a defining factor of their political identity or seek a future where t
by swatcoder 4y ago
A lot of people of all races (and in both major US parties) either don’t think of race as a defining factor of their political identity or seek a future where they no longer need to.
So they don’t concern themselves with “replacement” or with the loss of a majority measured on that axis.
On it’s face, the concern is a peculiar one to people who think it’s important that their race maintains a majority, which is a racist concern by definition.
- usrn 4y agoRegardless, most non-White races vote almost exclusively democrat. Also if you check the data it's only really White people who ignore race (although since it's been shoved in our face we're starting to pay more attention.) Also, being effectively kicked out of your country (yes, look at housing) is pretty upsetting even if the ugly political divide didn't come with it. Even though we're only barely a majority now the hostility towards us has gotten very extreme. Do you think things will be better for us as a minority? I don't see a single indication they will.