Imagine living in a country that already boasts a significant level of "diversity," a high standard of living, and public policies ensuring extensive social welfare—perhaps a Germany or Sweden of the mid-21st century?
Do you need more?
More "diversity"?
Could any country sustain an indefinite influx of people over an equally indefinite period?
Basic logistics alone tell us the answer is no.
Imagine also noticing a steady rise in crime and other forms of incivility, an institutionalized animosity directed at you because of your race, and the progressive takeover of your city's social spaces by foreign cultural groups that are openly hostile toward you.
What would you do?
The most logical and rational reaction is to seek to understand what is actually happening. First, you would recognize the situation as negative, given the growing sense of insecurity and social unrest. Second, based on the facts you uncovered, you would begin to act logically. So, if you perceived a direct link between rising crime and excessive immigration—which is indeed the case—you would vote for the politicians or parties seeking to combat these issues when a major democratic election came around. It seems too obvious a course of action to ignore. And this is especially obvious if you are a woman—even more so if you are a white woman. The vast majority of right-wing and even far-right parties seek nothing more than to curb these excesses and return to a fully livable state of normalcy. Proposals such as: banning men with gender dysphoria—who identify socially as trans women—from participating in women's sports; vetoing further "thought crime" laws, like the misogyny law (as seen in Brazil); and closing borders to mass immigration—or simply not leaving them wide open for anyone to enter, as both the identity-politics Left and the radical Left desire...
If you are a young white woman living in a Western European country—especially a very wealthy one—your most basic rights are already guaranteed by law; you already have enough "diversity" to "celebrate"; you already have a welfare state that guarantees your labor rights—yet you still want more?
More of what?
It is a level of insanity that is hard to top...
2nd case of insanity or irrational stupidity: The logic of leaving a country where you no longer wanted to live for a country you chose to call home, only to vote to make that new country more like the one you left behind
I know that subheading is clunky, but it clearly illustrates the insanity of an immigrant's behavior: leaving their country of origin—not just due to poverty or war, but often out of genuine admiration for their chosen destination (its culture, its people)—only to vote for (left-wing) parties that aim to make that new country resemble the one they left. It is akin to a Mexican leaving Mexico to live in California, only to find Mexico itself transplanted there, slowly eroding the Anglo-Saxon culture—directly responsible for California's success—that existed before. And when I speak of culture, I’m not just talking about an abstract set of rules and behaviors, but about a population's capacity to absorb, accept, and/or practice them—because there is a clear correlation (an intersectional one, not mere coincidence) between ethnicity or race and the average statistical variation in behavioral tendencies (which are predominantly intrinsic)...
But that’s not the case! A Middle Eastern immigrant moves to Sweden and votes for the Left—the very faction that wants to import more people like him to live there. The result? The place where he lives and enjoys the benefits becomes increasingly like the place he left behind...
Is there any logic to be found here?
Tribal sentiment might explain it. Or the "strategic" mindset that "the more of us there are, the better." But wasn't it precisely the people who built and sustain that advanced society who were the "best" fit for it? If they become a minority or disappear, will "their people" be able to handle the job?... considering they can't even manage it in their own lands?
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