Rage.Of.Olympus
Senior Member
I was listening to an evolutionary biologist and an anthropologist, and I think a major issue is that people think this is an alt-right movement. It's not. Extreme islamophobia and racism, is a human condition and there is a strong biological incentive for this mentality to be triggered.
Multiculturalism, mass immigration, deteriorating national borders, a weak economy AND a strong mainstream, government clampdown on the discussion and the negative consequences of immigration and/or Islam is like the perfect backdrop for the Fourth Reich. The shit is terrifying imo. Human history is literally a repeating cycle of this happening.
I recently realized that this is not something that can be isolated or...shamed into obscurity? Here's a hard, cold fact: People prefer homogeneous societies. This is our default setting. I think a big mistake recent politicians have made is ignoring this, and acting like welcoming people of all different creeds is not only the right thing to do, but the obvious thing to do. I think this is very dangerous and underestimates the strong foundation Western societies had to incorporate different cultures. This is not me defending this problem, biology is amoral from my understand. I think...we need to constantly point to a problem, and be cognizant of it, so we can address it.