Speaker to Animals wrote:Hanarchy Montanarchy wrote:Speaker to Animals wrote:
Apparently, along with the inability to make rational arguments, you cannot read, because that's exactly what he argued. He said that the natural order of the world since the dawn of civilization was the cause of war, and if only we eliminated the ethno-state we can be free from the warfare.
Otherwise, his entire post means nothing. If we still have warfare after the ethno-state is eliminated from the face of the Earth, then what was the point?
Educationally deficient posters really are a hassle. EDPs? Hmm. Maybe need some work on that.
That is a very creative way of reading my arguments. But then, what else would I expect from someone who imagines the world before 1965 was a near perfect Eden of conflict free ethno-states.
That's also a clever way of reading my argument.
I don't believe it was all laughs and bliss before 1965, but most of the problems we actually did have stemmed from what "diversity" we already had saddled ourselves with, so I can't imagine why you'd want to dig up that particular aspect of our history in defense of increasing diversity..
And it seemed to me you attacked the idea of the ethno-state on the basis of incessant warfare. In the context of this discussion, it's implied you intend for multi-racial society to somehow be more peaceful on the global scale -- which isn't that big of an assumption considering it is one of the cornerstones of globalist thinking. Remember when they used to say
two nations with MacDonald's never went to war? That one was really clever up until that time we bombed the Mickey D in Belgrade.
But more to the point, given that most of our nation's internal strife stemmed from "diversity", what makes you think you can improve things by increasing "diversity"?
Just paying in kind.
If you mean by 'most of our nation's internal strife stemmed from diversity' that we have had trouble squaring our enlightenment values with a history of enslavement, then you have a very weird way of defining things. I suppose you could say that the Civil War was a 'diversity' problem, but that would be a very idiomatic use of the term.
The point is that diversity comes with humanity because we do not share a hive-mind. Race, culture, and ethnicity are all very slippery categories that are difficult to base laws on, at least if you want to maintain any semblance of a free and open society. If you do not value a free and open society, then we simply have irreconcilable goals for our society, so it is probably a good thing that we live in a society where we can disagree in a civil way about these things.
The "Idea of a White Ethno State" is so ill-defined that it is impossible to support or criticize in a meaningful way.