Nevv Vegas wrote:Diarcesia wrote:
I think that's a reflection of the WhiteRaceCulture's historical worldview: if I'm not the majority in my land, I'm screwed. Might is right. Live by the sword, die by the sword.
Additionally, as a hypothetical situation if I'm not racially White, but I want to be culturally European because I agree with its positive aspects, am I cut off? Am I destined to be stuck with the culture I grew up with?
First, if a people in their land is a minority, they might as well as execute themselves, it's only gonna get worse.
Secondly, yes. You are stuck with it. A culture can adopt values from Europe to better its own, but you may not be a european.
On one hand, this explanation makes sense in the respect that one can't fully disassociate himself with his birth culture and yes, 'adopt values from Europe to better its own', like Japan. On the other hand, I feel that it's an easy justification for people to enact patently immoral policies on a spectrum between segregation and institutionalized discrimination to genocide and stealing land for 'living room'.
In my opinion, there is an overlap, maybe a large one at that, between race and culture. Additionally, there is enough room for members in an individual or familial basis to disown their own culture and adopt another one that they think is better.
What are your thoughts? How can we deal this tension while at the same time not stepping on the rights of others?