Hello OS,
I'm writing this from my phone so this thread won't be as long as I want it to be, but enough to start a discussion at least.
In this thread I am not arguing for the supremacy of one race over another. Rather, the separation of races for the sake of diversity.
If every nation-state in the world opened up for immigration from countries or regions that are genetically (phenotypically) distant from their own it would in the long run mean the end of the majority race/ethnicity in that country.
I consider this a negative development as I believe all peoples have a right to exist. Racial separatism safeguards against the dilution of the races and thus preserves diversity in the world.
I also argue that race is not a social construct, but that society is a racial construct.
We have also seen in numerous (if not all) countries where the multicultural/multiracial experiment has been attempted that social cohesion is lessened and people naturally escape their new neighbors. An example of this is the phenomenon called "white flight".
I'll start with that. What are your thoughts? :)