> Homogeneity also comes with its own problems -- smaller, more homogenous governments are much more likely to discriminate against the "out group", for instanc

> Homogeneity also comes with its own problems -- smaller, more homogenous governments are much more likely to discriminate against the "out group", for instance. I discriminately support my family more than my neighbors. You probably do too. I also discriminately support my circle of friends more than the random stranger. You probably do too. I also don't think a random stranger can come into my home and get equal footing with myself as the homeowner simply because the other person was "out". You probably do too. Hell, even at the broad government level, US citizens are prioritized over non-citizens - like literally every single country that has ever existed. This isn't a real problem.