The Great Replacement in the Northeast
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Sure and, from their perspective, that was absolutely bad too. If anything, that just makes the argument stronger.
It's not (technically) too late to stop what happened to the natives from happening to Hwites. So the discussion should be had.
It also doesn't even need to be argued along racial lines at all. While I think we do need to have a discussion specifically about white people, we also absolutely need to have a discussion about immigration, regardless of the races involved. Both are problems, interlinked though they may sometimes be, that need solutions.
It's not (just) about replacing whites. It's about replacing Americans. Stop importing so many "refugees" and "asylum seekers," lets even discuss regular legal immigration (massive reduction ideally, and more focus on quality of those we do let in), and let's certainly shut down open borders-style illegal immigration. Immigration is broken, we need to address that, no matter how anyone feels about white people.
The dirt isn’t magic.
We know. Nobody said it was. Put it down and stop eating it.
I'd go further than that. It's about replacing everyone. If everyone is on thier toes and a moment away from Civil War, then you need party bosses all the time to smooth things over. The Left want us to look like Lebanon.
Immigration is not a zero sum game, when managed, it can shore up deficiencies and be helpful. But resources, be they housing, employment, anything on the hierarchy of needs, are finite. Unmanaged, unmitigated immigration does eventually create a zero sum game where the added population's gains in the hierarchy of needs are taking away from the original population's needs being met, reducing and harming them, directly. With neither groups needs being covered. We are not managing immigration and certainly some are already deprived and harmed as a result.
We would do better to invest in building up these third worlds like was done for South America, which provided jobs for people there, and wealth & resources for us here. Hopefully without the corruption and other problems happening again.