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>>12340890
It's okay bro, this is the wrong place to discuss this but idgaf, thread will probably 404 soon anyway.
I think it's a natural tendency to form tribes, and to be competitive with each other. Hell, when I went to Norway, they (jovially) hate the Swedes next door and want to undercut them at every opportunity, even though genetically they are almost identical. Think about sports teams: people get into fights and sometimes kill other supporters just for liking a different team. It's in our nature, it's a dark side of us and that is why we need to discuss it, instead of brute forcing 'love and tolerance' on a people who simply will not accept it. That's why the extreme right is rising in Europe: people won't accept the love and tolerance, and the harder it's pushed, the bigger the pushback, hence Brexit and literal neo-nazi groups popping up.

Therefore, I sincerely believe the way to be happy isn't to cram as many cultures into one nation and force them to get on with weird quotas and government schemes: they will resent each other, resent the government and one group will eventually naturally get the competitive upper hand, resulting in more division, government interference (through media, laws and mandates) and more human suffering.
No, the way for peace and happiness is to let people have their own countries. This is so simple and ingenious, it's almost miraculous: by rallying behind one flag and by being all of roughly a similar background/code of ethics, people can put aside political differences, differences in appearance and taste etc, and learn to live side by side, and actually advance their country instead of just simply leeching off the government and fighting amongst themselves.

The suffering of other sovereign nations sucks, but in my ideal situation where people largely stayed in their nations and global trade was fairly small, it would be much easier to band together and help out a suffering, wartorn or impoverished country.
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