Is there any successful multicultural (more than 2) countries in the past? I'm not talking about different European people, but actual ones that the globalists are pushing on the whole Western world.
Is this an experiment that has been successful before, or are we heading down this dark path (thinking we are smarter than all that have gone before us) blind?
As an aside, why is it only Western countries?
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[–] philmchawk 0 points 2 points 2 points (+2|-0) ago (edited ago)
It worked for Rome until they stop conquering. If you really interested in this you should watch the jolly heretic on youtube. He talks a lot about how our society is dying and what it takes to keep a society going. The basics of his work is you have to have a strong sense of positive ethnocentric (strong community) and a strong sense of negative ethnocentric (fear of the other). Rome worked because it had a ok positive ethnocentric but a very very strong negative ethnocentric so the groups without the country never in fought (until they stopped conquering).
[–] Moikd [S] 0 points 1 point 1 point (+1|-0) ago
Will look him up, thanks. I've been reading a lot from r/darkenlightenment recently. Good reading when you have intermittent mobile data!
The overarching theme seems to be a strong in group preference creates social cohesion. America used to have it and growing up I thought they were a bit too loud and obnoxious, but I miss seeing that in those guys now (I'm Aussie).
[–] philmchawk 0 points 1 point 1 point (+1|-0) ago
that sub is good /r/debatethealtright is high quality too. /r/The3rdPosition is decent too. Same, i really do miss the religious nuts telling me ill go to hell for playing card games. Now everyone is faggots walking on egge shells worried about getting called racist.