/lit/ - Literature

>>18183925
>The only bonds we have is with our family, and our family beyond that - our ethnic kin.
I don't know what race you are, and you don't know what race I am just speaking to each other behind this computer. I could be a dog. It's just an example but that's why I think globalization is inevitable. These modernizing forces are driven by changes in technology and social productivity. We're able to exchange information across the world. The direction of this is not linear, there are backlashes to it and reversals, but the long-term trajectory is toward a more globalized planet. And that's not something any individual or even individual countries can do a lot about.

And most people are not white, or live in the west. Most of them are not Jews either. One of the most important political questions I think today is the fact that the rest of the world which was colonized for centuries is reemerging and it's just going to wash away much of what the west considers important history and culture and this is unstoppable. Europe will still be Europe but it'll be like a museum.