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Happy Hoosier

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6. I think that slightly ignores....

Reply to TigressDem (Reply #4)

Mon Oct 23, 2023, 08:52 AM

Oct 2023

.... the pressures of migration.

It's becoming a very large issue across Europe. The question is: to what extent can a nation act to pretect its culture without being racist or cruel.

I think managing the pace migration and of cultural change is going to be important going forward.

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Rethinking the nation, beyond nativism [View all] Celerity Oct 2023 OP

Using the word, "Nativism" shows a lot of hubris. Only indigenous people are native to a land. TigressDem Oct 2023 #1

this article is not at all limited to the US, the use of the term nativism is hardly hubristic when applied over here in the EU Celerity Oct 2023 #2

Even in Europe, the Oligarchs are more the problem. Nativism is the smoke screen. TigressDem Oct 2023 #4

I absolutely agree with you about the rule of oligarchs, but the RW using nativism is also a problem Celerity Oct 2023 #5

The RW using nativism is them weilding a TOOL that causes problems. TigressDem Oct 2023 #7

I think that slightly ignores.... Happy Hoosier Oct 2023 #6

Common sense immigration reform is a good thing. TigressDem Oct 2023 #9

People everywhere AkFemDem Oct 2023 #3

True, mostly. TigressDem Oct 2023 #10

George Orwell's 1984, but in different colors... ProudMNDemocrat Oct 2023 #8