Do you think its politically incorrect to say replacement theory isn't a theory but a fact backed up by actual data and migration trends globally?
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RolandCuthbert | 4.9K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.
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Oh, it isn't politically incorrect. It is what happens when politics matters more than objective facts, data, etc. So in that sense it is absolutely political. And pretty popular politics at that.
By the way your link shows migration data. It isn't "White" replacement theory. It is weird you would post this link when Tucker Carlson can tell you all you need to know about "White" replacement theory.
White genocide anxiety", "white displacement anxiety", and, the most commonly referred to, "white extinction anxiety" or panic, is said to be one of the key driving forces behind the conspiracy theory and its supporters' adherence to it. The thesis, often cited as an explanation for some sections of white society's resistance to racial diversity, is reported as virtually inseparable from the conspiracy theory itself.
Says the guy who only likes folks who subscribe to his narratives and views.
If you are looking for someone who wants to restricts someone's viewpoints, rights and freedoms without any evidence of personal wrongdoing, look in mirror.
when white nations allow the most racial diversity of any nations on earth but okay... There's a huge difference between resistance to racial diversity and resistance to political and representational displacement, which by the way is happening more and more. You dont see any other group of people b*tched about on TV these days, only white people. White people shut up. White people sit down. White people give us reparations. White people give up your jobs. There's something called meritocracy. I believe if you can't make the cut you dont get the position in life. Laurie Lightfoot outright said she was against meritocracy. They replaced Jen Psaki with a moron because of who she f*cks and what color her skin is. Yeah, there's issues there. B*tch couldnt even read and didn't know what planet she was on. But for the sake of diversity she got put in. If white people were so against diversity then frankly the USA would never have become diverse and minorities would never have the right to even vote. That's not the case so... moving on.
So weird. You jumped in out of nowhere so you have no understanding what the conversation is about. I posted the definition of "White" replacement theory. It is a batshit fruitcake theory dreamt up by insane "White" supremacists. As for your grievances, I don't know what to say. I mean, when "White" supremacists are so sensitive, they bitch and moan about the crap they have done to every other group for centuries, it is kind of hard to have a conversation.
by the way, I don't mean "White" people. I mean batshit insane "White" supremacist fruitcakes. Dudes who are the laziest, most ignorant folks on the face of the earth but think a whole lot of themselves. . . because some smart "White" woman created WIFI. It is just the way you guys roll.
It isn't enough for you to look into a history book and see nothing but "White" faces, or watch television and see nothing but "White" entertainment. Or to engage in the batshit theory that the weirdly defined group that includes folks who don't share a common language, history, culture or tradition. . . is superior to every other group. That just isn't enough. Because "White" supremacists can't just be supreme in their own eyes. . . they have to be supreme in everybody else's eyes too.
"they bitch and moan about the crap they have done to every other group for centuries, it is kind of hard to have a conversation."
The moors, barbary states, ottomans, kushites, huns, and mongols not ringing a bell? Lets ditch the bs narrative, especially since the middle east and horn of Africa is where slavery found it's roots. Here's a piece of history painted clearly for you: next time you want to spout your bullshit just be ready to deal with a history major
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t-8900 | 782 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.
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It's real but it's roots are not racially motivated. Rather it's a motivation to displace bad impoverish the native population to allow for the higher ups to gain more power and cheaper labor and to introduce more agreeable groups with no incentive for patriotism or loyalty and an incentive due to public assistance programs to vote in favor of more control and the best interest of the native born population.
RealMarek | 373 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.
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The term “politically incorrect” originated in the Soviet Union. Of course it is politically correct to bring it up if one disapproves. It is okay if you’re at the World Economic Forum talking about how the original European culture needs to be destroyed and mass migration is one of the tools to accomplish this. There is a double standard here.
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The conspiracy theory stems from a maliciously misinterpreted section of Kalergi's book Praktischer Idealismus, in which he predicted that a mixed race of the future would arise: "The man of the future will be of mixed race. Today's races and classes will gradually disappear owing to the vanishing of space, time, and prejudice. The Eurasian-Negroid race of the future, similar in its appearance to the Ancient Egyptians, will replace the diversity of peoples with a diversity of individuals." Modern far-right individuals seek to draw relationships between contemporary European policy-making and this quote. Austrian neo-Nazi writer Gerd Honsik wrote about the subject in his book Kalergi Plan (2005). The independent Italian newspaper Linkiesta investigated the conspiracy theory and described it as a hoax which is comparable to the fabricated anti-semitic document The Protocols of the Elders of Zion.
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Massageman | 3.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.
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I guess it would be safest to say that it is a strong theory which is gaining more and more factual support each month/year.
To some extent there is proof of the "theory" But there is so much fear surrounding it as well. People today are just generally ignorant.
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OddBeMe | 13.6K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.
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1) a theory is a set of facts that point to a conclusion. So technically you could be off to a better start than you think. 2) what’s so wrong with Replacement? If you’re pro capitalism you should be for “best man for the job.” Be they illegal immigrants or not. If you can’t compete with illegals, maybe you should be replaced.
Normally it's called genocide when a demographic is removed, displaced or otherwise rendered obsolete within a country. Considering this phenomena is only happening in White majority countries, it's hard to ignore or simply pass it off as a theory.
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exitseven | 5.6K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.
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I am sure it is not PC but like it is with a lot of stuff the democrats are trying to do , it will not be covered in the fake news.
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CloudMassacre | 328 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.
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I don’t really care about people moving to another place and living there
@EnglishEuropean I mostly listen to the late night hosts but as do I... You can keep that corporate shill, Todd, though.
007kingifrit | 2.3K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.
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yea you're right this time. replacement theory is simply fact. immigrants lower our wages and replace us economically and politically
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well it's clearly happening. Really awkward how people on the left are trying to call it a conspiracy theory as it happens in front of our eyes while they support it.
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Dargil | 2.9K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.
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White Western Europeans supplanted Native North and South Americans. That may be the answer.
Be that as it may, I don't particularly feel like being punished for the sins of my European ancestors. 🤷♂️
I really just wanted a functional society to take part in. Now that's impossible, so I'll settle for just being let well enough alone. Yet I am demonized for being born white. My family is demonized for being born white.
I just wanted to move forward, but nobody else seems interested in that. 🤷♂️
@OldWorldOrder. That was excellent progress in the second half of the 20th century. It was under Obama and Biden that race relations have gone to hell.
BarryLiverstone | 486 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.
The movement of a huge influx of foreigners in particularly illegals to flood a country of them which in due time they become the majority.
In my heritage country of the Dominican Republic for example a population of 10 million plus, there are about 4 to 5 million illegal Haitian currently living there.
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