A. Khaled
1 min readFeb 11, 2020

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But you’re missing the point: Western cultures by means of colonization and demographic change are more diverse, and therefore have elicited that obligation of diversity upon themselves. Charles de Gaulle’s memoir about brown people invading the societal fabric of France for example stands as a living document of the paradoxical nature of such a claim — if you didn’t want the colonized to claim ownership over your homeland, maybe do not claim ownership over theirs. There are more immediate ways to avoid having to “sully the white blood” over faux-concerns about birthrates or similar white nationalist tripe — Europeans should’ve not pillaged, raped, and killed the brown population. It’s literally as simple as that.

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A. Khaled
A. Khaled

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