Uhhhh I'm pretty sure I just explained this - Protestant planters creating a racial boundary to change the tribalism dynamic to be based on race in order to prevent indentured whites and black slaves from cooperating for their benefit.
There was absolutely no concept of white identity in Medieval Europe prior to this, and even after racial identity was never hard-engrained into much of Europe and doesn't remain so.
You're not understanding my point.
It's like staring into water and seeing a reflection of yourself (white identity), but not realising that the reflection is coming from you (evolutionary tribalistic drives).
It's like you think racial differentiation is purely a cerebral conception, which is just laughably wrong.
And? Tribalism occurs due to a variety of reasons
Did you even glance at what the Robbers Cave experiment was? Even if, for some unknown, retarded reason, you thought that I thought tribalism didn't occur due to a variety of reasons (a horrible, unsupportable strawman), you would see that the experiment has nothing to do with racial identity.
and I fail to see the necessity of being hardline on race. There are several people of X race who were born, grew up in, and assimilated to a culture of Y country. I fail to see the necessity in mandating these people to be discriminated against. Immigration restrictions may be necessary everywhere, but society isn't going to simply collapse in on itself if a person of X race has citizenship in a country of Y race. There's a big difference between hardcore racial identity and demographic displacement as with what's occuring today.
Yes, the society won't collapse if a singular person of a different race (another strawman of yours).
The society will being to collapse if multiple people, of different races and cultures, are allowed into a country. It's not merely "demographic displacement" at play. People's subconscious drives, of which how they determine their behaviour to strangers, is also at play.
To give some evidence to my point (certainly not exhaustive), here is a thread wherein I outline the role genetics plays in political discourse, of which these genetics encompass racial identity: (
https://www.debateart.com/forum/topics/107).
By nature, empires do expand and encompass a wide variety of cultures. Yes.
Multiracialism and multiculturalism are, however, different. I fail to see how multiracialism always necessarily causes the latter effects you described. These effects aren't necessarily present in culturally homogenous but racially heterogenous Latin American countries.
You don't think trust, charity, duty, unity etc. are important in maintaining a society?
Ah, I suppose this is where the argument ends. You sure are a ficety one, Cassie. I suggest you leave this site before displaying your mental problems, lack of anger management, and your b1tchiness. I would advise against you sperging out, then crying about your real life problems and trying to make people feel sympathetic - and repeating the cycle.
I mean what's the point in discussing this with you, when you make horrible strawmans? When I have to repeat myself, it's a lot of effort and time wasted. I'd much rather be expanding on my points or having them tested.
Seriously, please respond to this, because I think any rational person would see this as arguing in horrible faith:
"Seriously, after reading this: "Homogeneity is the cornerstone of a flourishing society -- you care much more about those similar to you, than those whom are not," why did you decide to think that this applies only to race? Where does it even HINT at that?