Being born somewhere geographically doesn't determine your genetics, it just broadly correlates (or rather, corellated, now that transport infrastructure has reached a global scale it will become less and less specific), nationality is not an immutable identity, it is a soft one, it's semi-permanant enough to have some meaning but you can still change it with enough effort.
But if you really want to go the 100% biologically deterministic route, then wokeism must apparently be an expression of superior genetic connection, given that it is currently in the process of supplanting family units and other traditional identities.
Nature and nurture both exist, trying to build a society entirely around nature is just as narrow-minded as trying to build one entirely around nurture.
Nationality does not mean citizenship. You are born into your nationality, you cannot change it. Your children can have a different nationality depending on who you have them with.
Everything that is "nurture" always has it's roots based in biology, because once again the brain is a biological organ.
That's all well and good if you want to define it that way, but all those empires that defined nationality by citizenship still existed and disprove the claim that soft identity societies can't survive.
Being born somewhere geographically doesn't determine your genetics, it just broadly correlates (or rather, corellated, now that transport infrastructure has reached a global scale it will become less and less specific), nationality is not an immutable identity, it is a soft one, it's semi-permanant enough to have some meaning but you can still change it with enough effort.
But if you really want to go the 100% biologically deterministic route, then wokeism must apparently be an expression of superior genetic connection, given that it is currently in the process of supplanting family units and other traditional identities.
Nature and nurture both exist, trying to build a society entirely around nature is just as narrow-minded as trying to build one entirely around nurture.
Nationality does not mean citizenship. You are born into your nationality, you cannot change it. Your children can have a different nationality depending on who you have them with.
Everything that is "nurture" always has it's roots based in biology, because once again the brain is a biological organ.
That's all well and good if you want to define it that way, but all those empires that defined nationality by citizenship still existed and disprove the claim that soft identity societies can't survive.
How's that British Empire looking?
Not quite as long lived as the Roman one, but about 10x more enduring than the last explicitly Aryan one.