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Purposeful demographic replacement of white people to achieve political ends. Lovely.
by compostor42 11y ago
Purposeful demographic replacement of white people to achieve political ends. Lovely.
- BuckRogers 11y ago> Purposeful demographic replacement of white people to achieve political ends. Lovely. Why is being white so important? What's the difference? If the difference is no NRA, sounds like a decent trade to me.
- compostor42 11y ago>Why is being white so important? What's the difference? Replace "white" with "jewish" and you'd fit right in with holocaust deniers/apologist. So just to be clear, you have no problem with ethnically cleansing a nation to change its political disposition?
- BuckRogers 11y ago>Replace "white" with "jewish" and you'd fit right in with holocaust deniers/apologist. So just to be clear, you have no problem with ethnically cleansing a nation to change its political disposition? What? You're insinuating we're going through a White Holocaust and I'm apologizing for it. You gotta be out of your mind. "Ethnic cleansing"??? Take a breath and realize you're comparing concentration camps to people migrating for a job. What a sick way to trivialize one of the worst crimes of the 20th century.
- compostor42 11y agoYou didn't answer the question: You think it is okay to purposefully and systematically replace one ethnic group with another to achieve your political ends? Your desire meets the UN's definition of genocide, congrats: (c) Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part;
- taco_emoji 11y agoWho's "deliberately inflicting" anything? Which "conditions of life" are being so inflicted which are disproportionately deleterious to white populations vs. other populations? Do you understand that the term "physical destruction" means something rather more extensive than a gradual, unguided change in demographics?
- compostor42 11y agoThere will be hardly any countries with a white majority left by 2050. Countless instances of the media, activists and politicians telling us how less white people is a good thing. Being white is the new "original sin" in the secular liberal mind. Calling the demographic change "unguided" is laughable.
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- vacri 11y agoYou are WAY out of line here. The poster made a joke about the NRA, and you're invoking the fucking Holocaust? It's amazing how humourless NRA fans are.
- compostor42 11y agoRead their replies. It wasn't a joke. To that poster, people are interchangeable parts of a machine, to be swapped out when one isn't working in the desired way.
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- sheepmullet 11y ago> Replace "white" with "jewish" and you'd fit right in with holocaust deniers/apologist. Exactly, or "white" with "American Indian" or "aboriginal" and you can see exactly how people in the past supported such atrocious policies. It's scary how far some people will go to achieve political goals.
- kmicklas 11y agoAre you totally unaware of how blatantly racist this is?
- compostor42 11y agoYou replied to the wrong person. Otherwise explain.
- taco_emoji 11y agoYou are equating the encouragement of immigration with the systematic murder of a population. This means that you are either very stupid, or motivated by the virulently racist notion that an undirected, gradual reduction of the demographic status of white people is somehow lamentable. kmicklas did you the favor of presuming you're not stupid.
- compostor42 11y agoUndirected? Our elite are encouraging it. There are countless article published in mainstream media telling us why less white people is a good thing. "White guilt" is pushed heavily. Can you imagine if the OP had said he was glad blacks were getting replaced in his town because it would help his pet political issue?
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- drdeca 11y agoI'm a bit confused about why you (seem to) think that is a good analogy? One wrinkle that might be part of your idea is that instead of comparing the act of promoting immigration to the act of genocide, you are instead comparing the defense of promoting immigration to a denial or approval of genocide. Perhaps this is what the analogy is based on? However, I expect that you are aware that many people distinguish between killing members of a group or preventing them from reproducing, against just outnumbering the group? Some people tend to distinguish between those. Another thing, you use the term "ethnically cleanse". The association's people generally have for that term usually include an active eradication. Not just ending up being in the minority of the population. Similarly, due to the word "racial" in the phrase, people often interpret it as referring to an act of effecting in a targeted manner those of some specific "race". most People would generally not describe the act of dropping fat man and little boy as being acts of "racial cleansing", though they did result in the drastic decrease of a population of a particular ethnicity in a region. People are more interested in the number of deaths that occurred, and other damage done, than they are on the impacts on the population of a particular ethnicity. For most people to consider something to be intended as "racial cleansing", they generally have to consider the the intent behind the action to be motivated by "racial" things, not just the action to happen to have an effect on "racial" things.
- 13thLetter 11y agoLet's put aside the admittedly inflammatory rhetoric. Are you arguing that if the government decided to peacefully change the population's demographics in order to make a currently unpopular political goal more achievable in the future, that would be okay? Because that's about the most anti-democratic thing imaginable. In a democratic society it is absolutely, unconditionally wrong for the government to do such a thing. The government serves at the pleasure of the people, not the other way around!
- drdeca 11y agoNo, I'm not really arguing that. I'm mainly just arguing against the comparison to racial discrimination/eradication. I agree with your point that replacing the people so that some different things will be voted for is harmful and undemocratic, at least if done by the government. But the problem would be in corruption, basically, not genocide, as the one I responded to claimed, and I think that is an important distinction to make. Bad arguments for things one agrees with should be refuted as well as for ones one disagrees with. Although, a limitation on my agreement: many potential actions by a state could influence the population in an area in a way that might change how the area votes. I think it would be generally not a good idea to forbid all such actions, because that would only make it such that the impact of how it is set up does not change, it would not make it so that it does not have an effect. That's not to say that there shouldn't be protection against changes that would cause a harmful change in voting population, just that not everything that incidentally would have a change to voting population would be inherently bad. In the end, I think, it should be the choice of the population as to whether the govt takes some action which could impact the composition of the population, provided that there is no other reason which it is either obligatory or impermissible to take the action in question. If the population freely chooses an action which will impact the way they make future choices, it seems to me kind of like a person , for example, drinking alcohol, or taking a mind altering substance, whether it is a medicine or a harmful substance. Unless the action is forbidden (such as, for example, an actual genocide) or obligatory (not sure of what an example would be here.) , the population would choose whether to take an action which would change itself. Edit: Something I thought of just after sending that: Consider woman suffrage. That was a decision which influenced the collection of people who constituted the voting population. I think it was a good decision.
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- robotresearcher 11y agoNo one said "white". They said "immigrant". Incoming people of all colours are less likely to be pro-NRA than the average multi-generation American. I can't prove this, but I bet it's true.
- compostor42 11y agoAnd the vast majority of immigrants are non-white.
- drdeca 11y agoSo if the immigrants were required to have proportions roughly the same as current population proportions you wouldn't have a problem with increasing population for the purpose of changing political opinion?
- compostor42 11y agoWhat makes you think I would agree with that? Doesn't follow.
- dang 11y agoHN is no place for racial flamewars. You've taken this thread disastrously off-topic. Please stop, and please don't do it again.