Message from @JadenFrostwolf

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2018-04-05 00:14:52 UTC  

which other countries?

2018-04-05 00:15:12 UTC  

Iran, Brazil, Egypt, etc.

2018-04-05 00:15:56 UTC  

There does come an exception when a country is rich in a single resource, but most of these countries are often under the control of a tyrannical government which controls that resource.

2018-04-05 00:16:41 UTC  

Like Saudi Arabia. Aside from their oil reserves they don't have much else going on for them.

2018-04-05 00:17:39 UTC  

Which country was it that had a sharp increase in slavery? Libya? Liberia? One of those.

2018-04-05 00:17:58 UTC  

swedan, uk, france, spain, and china have higher listed iq than the uk

2018-04-05 00:18:03 UTC  

usa*

2018-04-05 00:18:08 UTC  

Yes?

2018-04-05 00:18:36 UTC  

China aside, those countries are also getting flooded with migrants and refugees from the middle east.

2018-04-05 00:18:58 UTC  

which is a symptom and not a cause of all their problems

2018-04-05 00:19:43 UTC  

Agreed, yeah, but the problem being a bunch of open border ideologues getting into positions of power.

2018-04-05 00:19:59 UTC  

Like Merkel.

2018-04-05 00:20:10 UTC  

so not stunning functionality

2018-04-05 00:21:06 UTC  

they arnt ideologues by the way

2018-04-05 00:21:22 UTC  

I didn't say they were pristine, but they would be far better off without crowds of middle-eastern migrants leeching off of their welfare systems and committing a bunch of crime.

2018-04-05 00:21:28 UTC  

they are neolibs

2018-04-05 00:21:50 UTC  

about as far from ideolistic as you can get besides nihilism

2018-04-05 00:22:43 UTC  

The migrant crisis is about an eternal force coming into these countries and ruining them, but these countries functioned just fine on their own without being sabotaged. That's not a weakness of the system or the country's populace, just those that hold the reins.

2018-04-05 00:23:46 UTC  

Besides, aren't these countries part of the EU, which is a body unelected by the populace of it's member countries?

2018-04-05 00:24:05 UTC  

the people whom dictate the direction of the governments of those nations and their economic union were elected by someone and were there before those people directed the nations to accept uncontroled immigration

2018-04-05 00:24:46 UTC  

Ultimately, those people made the decisions that they did once they were elected in.

2018-04-05 00:24:50 UTC  

Hindsight is always 20/20.

2018-04-05 00:25:08 UTC  

Well, almost always...

2018-04-05 00:25:09 UTC  

so not very functional toward the well being of the nation

2018-04-05 00:25:18 UTC  

dispite the high iq

2018-04-05 00:25:36 UTC  

I was just using a civil war as an example of where ethnostates might fail to properly correct for cultural issues that run deeper than mere race. It's a pretty big one and no, I'm not explicitly stating that no ethnostate can have a civil war. Just an example of instabilities that do not require multiculturalism as a factor.

2018-04-05 00:26:05 UTC  

The smaller ones are really pretty hard to point out, some are easier

2018-04-05 00:26:19 UTC  

Well, yeah, people will always have a reason to fight amongst each other, you can't change that.

2018-04-05 00:26:45 UTC  

i think ethno can have its defintion broadened beyond race in order to cover for other cultural problems, consitering ethnicity isint race and ethnicity actually does cover culture

2018-04-05 00:26:51 UTC  

Isn't an ethnostate supposed to mean less infighting?

2018-04-05 00:27:37 UTC  

Less, but not 'none.'
Violence is going to occurr one way or another.

2018-04-05 00:27:40 UTC  

Keep in mind I did have the african countries in my head when I was establishing this but it can extend to pretty much any race

2018-04-05 00:27:44 UTC  

A monoracial society has less infighting than a multiracial society.

2018-04-05 00:27:58 UTC  

I just don't accept that a society wasn't functioning properly just because it was sabotaged by a few from within.

2018-04-05 00:28:04 UTC  

an ethnostate is supose to use segregation where communication breaks down and war wishes to be avoided when a problem is deemed to be caused from a lack of social coesion of its population

2018-04-05 00:28:22 UTC  

A few from within?

2018-04-05 00:28:30 UTC  

The jews.

2018-04-05 00:28:52 UTC  

People that are pro open-borders like Trudeu, Merkel, communists, etc.

2018-04-05 00:29:03 UTC  

OK but it's clearly not just them

2018-04-05 00:29:32 UTC  

There are large swaths of the population that don't understand that a massive influx of economic migrants is detrimental

2018-04-05 00:29:54 UTC  

Minus the sabotage, were the country allowed to carry on like normal, there is little to no risk of collapse; in fact, the fact that it took something like the migrant crisis to actually bring these countries down to the risk of breaking down is pretty telling in and of itself.