They often don't come from places as diverse as Dagestan (that's why they are at all able to form a majority of the population). In many cases, granting independence to certain regions could solve a lot.
I am opposing your attempts to introduce diversity, not decrease it.Fixing the diversity-related problems is easier said than done, you're currently opposing all my attempts to do so for example.
Many Western curriculums are full of unicorns, rainbows and tolerance already - what are you going to do? One of the countries that seems to have the most rainbows and unicorns is Sweden, and they're one of the worst off.It relates to the topic at hand in the sense that the government has to take care of them as it does for any other citizen, so it has to find a solution for those nazis who want to beat them up, and not just watch them do that. And if that solution is to make the nazis care less about ethnic differences, the other immigration problems are closer to being fixed as well.
Not by much.the other immigration problems are closer to being fixed as well
With a stop in relevant immigration and with evidence-based assimilation drives, we might revert to pre-immigration states sooner than you think.And it shows that your ideal of same-ethnicity nation states is rather hard to achieve nowadays.
Think more about living your entire life in a city like Malmö, only to see crime rates shoot up as you grow older.Crime = immigrants is the narrow perspective here...
Especially when it already happens with just a few immigrants moving into the neighborhood and before they actually commit any crimes.
And which 'artificially created divide' do we find in Japan that is some sort of equivalent to an ethnic divide?Japan, which is apparently the only somewhat homogeneous country in the world.
As I stated earlier, my main focus is on halting immigration.Deporting all the people you want to deport is not something we are able to do either, so I can just give that right back to you.
Not just Malmö, many different places.There may be a problem in Malmö, but I don't want to apply fixes to all of Europe just because Malmö has a problem.
Common religious and lingual roots. The latter part might be more important than it first seems, as it may also include a recent (relatively speaking) common cultural origin.And why would that be so?
There's a lot of relevant crime in Europe that's in addition to terrorism (as discussed previously); and of course, the American mafia is another example of how immigration can go wrong.As for murders in the US, a lot of the immigrating Europeans brought the mafia or gangs with them and they murdered a whole lot of people.
In the same vague sense that the non-Western immigration to Europe has the potential to become comparable to the marginalisation of the native Americans by Europeans if it goes on for long enough.To just say that you don't care and want them gone is the same approach that the NSDAP had towards jewish bankers. Obviously your "solution" is a lot less cruel, but the way you get there is pretty much the same, you ignore all historical context and just blame and punish people for the status quo.
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