Eric Kaufmann on Nationalism, White Identity & Immigration

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@tc93 5 жыл бұрын
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@lenovovo 5 жыл бұрын
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@thoughtfulcarnivore7657
@thoughtfulcarnivore7657 5 жыл бұрын
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@wdirtymonkey 5 жыл бұрын
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@randomlady6899
@randomlady6899 4 жыл бұрын
Even as a black Brit, I feel a sense of loss at how much London has changed over the last three decades. I’m glad someone is articulating this sentiment.
@myla6135
@myla6135 4 жыл бұрын
I'm also a non-white Brit that lives in the London suburbs. I've lived in this country for over 56 years. I feel as you do. Change is okay, but not at the rate we've experienced since 1997.
@biancaverdeschi880
@biancaverdeschi880 3 жыл бұрын
Bless you 🙏🏻. I'm not British I'm a white Italian living in Italy and I feel so sorry for the situation and I'm glad Kaufmann has addressed this.
@greegan37
@greegan37 Жыл бұрын
@@myla6135 Yes 1997 but yet Blair says it's a myth that he flooded the country with immigrants!
@LS-xs7sg
@LS-xs7sg 9 ай бұрын
I disagree that change is ok to be honest. I think it is very sad for a national group to be demographically supplanted and the connection with their ancestral inheritance fundamentally broken at the level of territory (neighbourhoods etc) and national culture
@GezzaGee
@GezzaGee 4 жыл бұрын
I grew up in working class area, in a very Labourite household and now in the top 2% of earners, dispelling a few myths about upward mobility and liberalism. Kaufmann is right, it's ALL about immigration and protecting what is ours culturally and socially. This country's social cohesion has never been lower, in fact it's through the floor, and you can lay almost all of that at the door of mass immigration. Emphasis on the 'mass', because it's at this point Leftists become even more disingenuous than normal and shout 'immigration is good', when the critique is the scale of immigration, as unimaginable and unsustainable as it has been. The English people have every right as anyone to defend their culture, and Brexit was just the beginning of that. In the words of the great Irish statesman Edmund Burke, 'A society is a pact between those that have died, those that are living and those yet to be born...' It is not ours to betray or throw away to others, but to preserve and pass on.
@briannxx
@briannxx 5 жыл бұрын
Having a college education just means more brainwashed not more educated
@Stefan-ox5sk
@Stefan-ox5sk 5 жыл бұрын
briannxx It does now in a few colleges but apparently the ones that are retarded leftist aren't actually the majority of colleges in the states.
@betweenthelines1699
@betweenthelines1699 5 жыл бұрын
Indeed, indoctrinated to become an agent of destruction, this guy talks a good game sounding all enlightened while his is repeating the hogwash of Barbara Spectre, Anetta Kahana and many Zionist supremacist in America, who exploit non-white people to wage their dirty war against white people.....professional psychopaths.
@ajs41
@ajs41 5 жыл бұрын
There's nothing wrong with a college education if you're studying something useful like engineering or mathematics. The problem is the number of people studying subjects like sociology.
@betweenthelines1699
@betweenthelines1699 5 жыл бұрын
@Elias Håkansson Ok what's the higher in trait openness that college education shows?
@betweenthelines1699
@betweenthelines1699 5 жыл бұрын
@Elias Håkansson I don't have a college degree and can tell you that most feminist who do have a college degree have nothing on me. They are one track Communist Socialist minds...and conscientious my foot....the most cruel, inhumane and biggest racist, bigots that I came across. They call themselves liberal and progressive and engage in violence and oppression with impunity. So please sing another tune because this one is not jiving with reality.
@bigfan1041
@bigfan1041 5 жыл бұрын
How is it racist to say some people are rapists? With all due respect, what world is this guy living in?
@Stefan-ox5sk
@Stefan-ox5sk 5 жыл бұрын
you're breaking character with these questions.
@bocckoka
@bocckoka 5 жыл бұрын
@@bodspafc some are. but it is some orders of magnitude more common among Islamist immigrants. I think the factor is between 10000 and 10000000, just based on correlating the frequency of rapes in Malmö with immigration. and gang rapes are only part of Islamic culture, along with honor killings and female genital mutilations. also, facts.
@bodspafc
@bodspafc 5 жыл бұрын
bocckoka I agree. We should call any group out, no matter their race or religion.
@tributeact6995
@tributeact6995 5 жыл бұрын
@@bodspafc agree ,call out any group.id also state that i am morally superior to muhammad the prophit, which isnt exactly a high bar to clear.
@bodspafc
@bodspafc 5 жыл бұрын
tribute act yeah, not hard to be morally superior to someone that didn’t exist. Lol
@bulltraderpt
@bulltraderpt 5 жыл бұрын
"We must tolerate difference". Only if it doesn't end up destroying the very social and societal norms which took hundreds of years and millions of lives to build ole chap.
@shazzylogo
@shazzylogo 5 жыл бұрын
It's entirely sane and reasonable for indigenous European whites to feel repulsed and object to being demographically replaced in their own ancestral homelands. However, Kaufman and these guys sit there discussing in their seemingly high minded, reasonable and mild mannered tones that maybe the anti-whites have overplayed their hand by becoming too overt in expressing their implicit desire and drive to replace indigenous white Europeans (in other words, us anti-whites have been found out and things could get bumpy with the natives). Kaufman suggests that perhaps its time to revert back to the more covert strategy of the slow boil approach to solve the problem of replacing whites.
@peteschaub7561
@peteschaub7561 4 жыл бұрын
What's remarkable is that ANY OTHER group would feel the same and not only would the left not pillory them for it, they would support them and try to stop their replacement.
@shazzylogo
@shazzylogo 4 жыл бұрын
@@nickb6684 I didn't say non-white, I said anti-white group
@flaneur5560
@flaneur5560 3 жыл бұрын
There's no " implicit desire and drive to replace indigenous white Europeans" by anyone, you numpty. That's just your persecution fantasy. People just want to tend their gardens and dote on their grandkids.
@elementaesthetique
@elementaesthetique 2 жыл бұрын
@@flaneur5560 yesterday I walked into the metro and the first Ad poster I saw was just a black woman smiling and it said "the future is here" and it was sponsored by the government. Sooo what does that mean exactly?
@timjkoala7556
@timjkoala7556 2 жыл бұрын
@@elementaesthetique It means there is a poster with a black person on it lol
@chriswatson1698
@chriswatson1698 5 жыл бұрын
I have only been to London once in my life, so I don't know what it was like 50 years ago. But it is an absolute hole now. I couldn't bear for Australian cities to become anything like it.
@bigfan1041
@bigfan1041 5 жыл бұрын
It's ok to have a white identity. It's ok to be a white nationalist. It's ok to keep white majority nations majority white.
@Stefan-ox5sk
@Stefan-ox5sk 5 жыл бұрын
godammit
@whattaboy209
@whattaboy209 5 жыл бұрын
Spot on. White's prefer living with other White's. Unfortunately, other ethnic groups prefer living with us sometimes more than their own. White's build and create civil civilisations.
@explosives101
@explosives101 5 жыл бұрын
This comment is anti-semitic.
@DieFlabbergast
@DieFlabbergast 5 жыл бұрын
Nobody's " white": we're all pink, or beige, or light khaki. Take a look in the mirror sometime: if your face is white, see a doctor. And hardly anybody is black, either: they're all chocolate- or coffee-coloured.
@MrPaul1872
@MrPaul1872 5 жыл бұрын
@@DieFlabbergast That's not the point. When we say "whites", we do in fact generally-speaking mean "Caucasian/European". Of course all 'whites' are not necessarily fully chromatically white. And, also there's no exact hard ethnic or geographic line where Caucasian. That doesn't mean there's no such thing as a broad 'white' group.
@applesandpears9756
@applesandpears9756 5 жыл бұрын
It's really simple. People don't mind change, but we do mind extensive change, especially in the time frame of 2 decades where the entire cultural face of a city is altered.
@dnstone1127
@dnstone1127 5 жыл бұрын
He says identifying as 'ethnically English' is racist, what about ethnically Irish, Scots, German, native American, are those racist identities too?
@beasley1232
@beasley1232 6 ай бұрын
German yes
@nuttall47
@nuttall47 5 жыл бұрын
It sounds as though he is saying all immigrants are the same, European immigrants have more or less the same views as the indigenous population, but importing people from the tribal areas of Pakistan is going to cause problems, they don't become British because they don't identify with the culture.
@kgrlondon
@kgrlondon 5 жыл бұрын
David Matley yes, very strange how Islam is not a problem for him, Muslims just another group...Sharia not mentioned.
@patrickquin8674
@patrickquin8674 5 жыл бұрын
So we must embrace the replacement of our nations entire ethnic population when the only reason aging might give rise to a problem is because of policy ineptitude. You could just encourage native birth rates or define the retirement age as a function of life expectancy. The solution of mass emigration to the problem of an aging native population seems to be a classic case of the cure being far worse than the disease. You three are offering us Ethoncide and you can’t work out why we wouldn’t want it (were just plebs I guess). You three make Enoch Powell’s vision of our future feel very close right now.
@hilebile9824
@hilebile9824 5 жыл бұрын
Aging is not the only reason. Economic development and strength is also important. Native birth rates are encouraged in most European countries. People still dont want kids.
@whiterationalism4253
@whiterationalism4253 4 жыл бұрын
"There is no reason for people of different genetics, religions, and cultures to live together in a single society or state. None whatsoever. The very concept of "a multicultural society" is intrinsically self-contradictory to the point of being oxymoronic. The whole point of the nation-state is to permit the different nations to live in peace according to their own distinct and particular preferences. That was the idea behind the several and sovereign American States being "laboratories of democracy". And to the contrary, all that "multiculturalism" and "open borders" and "mass immigration" guarantees is a never-ending struggle of all against all, as each different tribe, religion, and culture seeks to impose its preferences on all the others." - Vox Day
@josedubois2295
@josedubois2295 5 жыл бұрын
Immigrants do place a disproportionate impact on public resources in Britain and the US.
@beasley1232
@beasley1232 6 ай бұрын
USA? Literally 40% of our population can’t even afford to be middle class. The US government doesn’t even spend money on its own citizens let alone immigrants 😂 allll that money goes to our military and aid to other nations like Ukraine or Israel which could rightfully go to us!
@25Soupy
@25Soupy 4 жыл бұрын
As a white Canadian I've dated more "ethnic" women than white women and the only time I didn't feel discriminated against was a Filipino family. My ancestors built an incredible country and a culture everyone in the world wants to come to, yet I'm constantly being told white people don't have any culture, plan vanilla, boring, and white people are the ones being called racist? Which is just hilarious considering it's all white western countries taking in immigrants, intermarrying and excepting everyone else. Japan, China, Korea, India, all of Africa, they're not taking in mass amounts of immigrants if any at all. Why not? We must be doing something right in the West if everyone wants into our countries and culture. Is Japan still Japan if the population is 80 % Indian? There should be assimilation, if there's not then the country is but a colony of the majority of the ethnic populations country of origin including it's religion, customs, culture and politics. Which isn't that what they're leaving in the first place?
@gomer2813
@gomer2813 4 жыл бұрын
It is well-known that immigrants are of two minds regarding the loss of their own culture, and it is a common theme in Bollywood movies. It is also well-known that people immigrate to our countries not because they like us, but because they want to MAKE MONEY. We whites don't easily understand the drive for money that is common among other people. If we and our people are taking in infinity immigrants and intermarrying, then there is a really good case to be made that we don't care about our own culture, and if so, maybe we don't have one. Because such intermarriage and mass immigration will come along with a LOT of cultural change, and change in how the future people will understand themselves. What might it take to make a culture? Probably ethnic identity.
@joshjonson2368
@joshjonson2368 Жыл бұрын
If you don't want to erode your ethnic identity you shouldn't mix with non whites, just saying not to mention, Canada is apparently no longer about being Canadian but some sort of symbiotic cultural sponge, so if it becomes 70% hindu then that's what the new Canadian is
@kungfreddie
@kungfreddie 5 жыл бұрын
I miss a question about how the mass immigration of muslims to a country like Sweden will impact western values. U can't import ppl from a countrys that have a 80% support for sharia and think they will become European liberals when they cross the border.
@keithmerrick
@keithmerrick 5 жыл бұрын
Eric, like most experts talking about the economy, says we need young immigrants to help pay for our pensions etc. But there are two points that need to be made: 1: Young immigrants only help pay for pensions if they are working. Simply being in the UK and drawing benefits hinders rather than helps. And remember, their own pensions will soon need paying for. 2. The UK population needs to continuously grow with a constant stream of new immigrants to sustain this model. What will happen when the UK is full. Presumably we will have to change the model. So why not change now before the UK is solely comprised of immigrants and their offspring?
@nikc888
@nikc888 5 жыл бұрын
If you have a drink every time you here "My mum is Latin American" then you will become an alcoholic.
@franklee4289
@franklee4289 5 жыл бұрын
"i'm not really white, kill me last."
@bigfan1041
@bigfan1041 5 жыл бұрын
"But call him a jew and you will be astonished at how he recoils, how injured he is, how he suddenly shrinks back: 'I've been found out."
@louduva9849
@louduva9849 5 жыл бұрын
@@bigfan1041 ;)
@jabonny
@jabonny 4 жыл бұрын
Double up when they say muslim is race.
@beasley1232
@beasley1232 6 ай бұрын
@@jabonnyevery time someone says “I’m Muslim” like it’s a race it literally kills me inside 😭
@jabronis33
@jabronis33 5 жыл бұрын
Interesting that this Jew grew spent 7 years in Japan and came back to encourage race mixing and you have Jared Taylor grew up in Japan, speaks fluent Japanese, and yet was against race mixing and for nationalism.
@mayainverse9429
@mayainverse9429 5 жыл бұрын
saying some of them are rapists is not racist at all. some of them are rapists. they come from a culture where rape is common place. there are literally entire cities in mexico where their entire economy is centered around sex slavery. and he was not talking about all immigrants he was talking about illegals. if you can't vet anyone and anyone can come through any time they want clearly you are going to end up with a significantly higher proportion of criminals.
@unknownsoldier452
@unknownsoldier452 5 жыл бұрын
Nationalism is simply an affirmation and assertion to one's right of national self-determination and sovereignty. How that plays out depends on the Founding Fathers of the nation state - US chose Republican form of a very particular kind of governance. Some became constitutional monarchies and after some time became parliamentary democracies and so on. That's all it is.
@Lumumba_00
@Lumumba_00 5 жыл бұрын
Unknown Soldier it should not about ethnicity that is right. It should be about values and principles. The problem is when we generalise. There are good people everywhere.
@theeuropeanperspective3391
@theeuropeanperspective3391 3 жыл бұрын
Ethnic diversity is predictive of societal conflict, as shown by Tatu Vanhanen's research, comparing almost all countries of the world (Tatu Vanhanen: Ethnic conflicts, 2012): the greater the diversity, the more probable the conflict. Robert Putnam found a similar thing in 2001 in the US (published his research in 2007): the greater the ethnic diversity of a place (town or city), the less the trust between people. This latter result has been found by most other research in many different countries.
@keithhunt5328
@keithhunt5328 Жыл бұрын
Societal conflict is caused by so many other factors, Dumbo.
@mosipd
@mosipd 5 жыл бұрын
Something tells me if we we're importing journalists instead of unskilled laborers these people would have a bit more to say about immigration.
@reclaimingtherainbow6028
@reclaimingtherainbow6028 5 жыл бұрын
Well done to Konstantin and Francis for opening a civilised debate on these thorny, difficult subjects. We desperately need to air these issues for the health of our society. This follows another refreshingly open discussion last week with Matt Goodwin on a not unrelated area. Good that Eric Kaufmann thinks that a white identity is perfectly acceptable. Good that he thinks that mourning the changes to our society caused by multiculturalism is not racist, but a sign of conservatism. Good also that he understands that the Brexit vote was not primarily about economics, but about politics and culture. However, when he says that white people should, in effect, be lied to by their leaders into accepting being a minority in their own country, I cannot agree at all. That type of deceit and 'nuanced' messaging by politicians is part of the problem. Eric Kaufmann accepted that the only other model of a multi-ethnic society we have at present, in Latin America, has not been successful, and has led to racial stratification and deep social problems. A lesson to be learnt there surely? I have yet to see credible evidence that Britain needs to add a quarter of a million to its population every year simply to make the economy function. Mass immigration is not inevitable. It is the result of policies chosen by our political leaders for several decades without any sort of transparency. They have been extraordinarily slippery in avoiding being held to account for those policies. Hopefully grown-up discussions like this will lead us to find ways of undoing the harm they have done.
@autreocean1974
@autreocean1974 5 жыл бұрын
At the beginning I thought Kaufmann was good, and then it went off tracks during the 2nd half. Probably because he struggles so much to stay in the middle... I think the risk for him is nobody will be pleased with his approach. Ethnicity is one thing, culture is another though. What about cultural shift? When that happens, everything will be different. The fact is, at this rate, West European societies will soon be dead. They will be multicultural... at best! In a multicultural society the "Other" does not become "like me". But how well the minorities live is up to the majority. For the sake of argument, let's assume Muslims reach 50% of the population in GB. Why should a Muslim majority Great Britain be tolerant towards minorities, when Islam dominated societies all around the world are not? When they will feel victorious as a group (they already do)? They will have taken over the West after all! Isn't that a victory? And when most likely their share of the population will keep growing through time? The truth is: when the first London / Paris... call for prayer happens, half of the country will go "YES!", and the other: "What happened???" You can conclude the rest from there...
@JonasKirkegaard
@JonasKirkegaard 5 жыл бұрын
Prof. Kaufmann makes a lot of good points but I still feel like he is stuck in some unfortunate tropes. I.e. "resistance to change" is a practical sociological term but politically and analytically this description of a part the human condition (everything constantly changes) is really easy to misuse in a derogatory description of conservatives as people who are fundamentally out of touch with reality. What if I told you that it is possible to be ok with 'change' but only if that change is for the better? Change is not just change. There is not a single place in the Middle East of Africa that I would like to live. And I do not appreciate my Scandinavian country gradually turning into the Middle East or Africa through migration. I would probably score pretty high on those psychological tests of accepting 'change'. But I am not stupid. I know chaos and destruction when I see it.
@JNYC-gb1pp
@JNYC-gb1pp 4 жыл бұрын
he just wants to kill you slowly so you don't notice. he have NOTHING valid to say if you respect your own country.
@antonionotmyrealnamo6333
@antonionotmyrealnamo6333 5 жыл бұрын
I like how left-hand dude snickers about things being better in the past in America. 1998 USA versus 2018 USA. Tell me it's better now. People were actually vaccinating their children. Obesity wasn't at an epidemic level. We didn't have 20 million illegal immigrants. We weren't living on the heels of two failed invasions. Or did he think people meant 'during slavery' or 'during segregation'?
@unladenparrot6141
@unladenparrot6141 5 жыл бұрын
Interesting that Kaufmann grew up in Hong Kong and Jared Taylor in Japan and they both developed a similar area of interest (very different takes obviously).
@jamesedwards366
@jamesedwards366 3 жыл бұрын
I had the same thought today, I think it’s because Japan is a very monoracial/cultural state, the people have a strong sense of their identity, and it is strongly linked to their ethnic group. This is consistent in most cultures, so it’s not surprising people like Taylor and Kaufmann developed this interest as Western people are very much outliers in terms of how they view identity, immigration and demography.
@beasley1232
@beasley1232 6 ай бұрын
@@jamesedwards366The Americas is even more of an outlier. The over😊majority of people in Latin America are mestizo. I studied Latin American history and in Latin America the USA and Europe is its true enemy, not Russia or China which they actually view as potential future economic partners.
@devindavis2539
@devindavis2539 5 жыл бұрын
I'm mixed race so everyone else should be as well.
@patrickquin8674
@patrickquin8674 5 жыл бұрын
Devin Davis That is a very clear analysis of this interview.
@AlBowly
@AlBowly 4 жыл бұрын
We all are otherwise we would all be black like the first humans on earth. Wars and movement of people mix things up.
@hcwcars1
@hcwcars1 5 жыл бұрын
Just a simple question. Just how many of those large wooden sailing ships during the 15th, 16th, 17th, 18, or 19th century did the Africans in Africa build and sail to rescue their brothers and sisters that were taken into slavery in the west and in Europe? Surely they did something to try to help them escape.
@harrygoldblattmd5796
@harrygoldblattmd5796 5 жыл бұрын
1/4 Chinese, 1/4 Latinx, 1/2 jewish 100% k!ke
@gomer2813
@gomer2813 4 жыл бұрын
Probably not really Native American though, on the Latin side. Probably Jewish there, too.
@moodyonroody5313
@moodyonroody5313 3 жыл бұрын
is there a book called 'the ethnic imagination' ... yeah im serious.
@bmoc64
@bmoc64 5 жыл бұрын
The four-eyed man-child in the pirate outfit is hard to take seriously.
@nanjones6947
@nanjones6947 4 жыл бұрын
True .
@peteschaub7561
@peteschaub7561 4 жыл бұрын
Absolutely fascinating conversation, appreciate it guys. I dont agree w everything Kaufman is saying (nor his hosts) but at least they are doing it in an intelligent and respectful manner. My views on immigration and demographic change are extremely complex but at the risk of going on too long let me just say two things : first, your true red pill comes when you can say you want less or even no immigration not because of reason X, y, or z, but simply because you don't want it, that is entirely your right as a human and a voter; and second, this notion that demographic change is inevitable and only one way is total bunk and needs to be addressed as such.
@kevin.afton_
@kevin.afton_ 5 жыл бұрын
Lets heat a little slower that water under that frog.
@realthings5821
@realthings5821 5 жыл бұрын
14:20 This was irritating to listen to. Racism doesn't depend on who you are or what you feel. Either a comment is factually racist or it is factually not racist, and facts themselves are never racist. It's so bloody simple, I really don't understand what is wrong with some people.
@cat67834
@cat67834 3 жыл бұрын
You can be for both diversity and non-diversity. I think the issue is that people can accept change and immigration but there comes a point when you'd ask when is enough enough? For example if it was decided in the next year that 10 million people would be entering the country because "Diversity! Yay!", surely it's not just about openness to that. At some point numbers add up and it's not just about a lack of openness.
@bob1784free
@bob1784free 4 жыл бұрын
It is far more simple than you guys have talked about. If you are indigenous then you care for your country and you vote leave and you are concerned about immigration and demographic change.
@delailama736
@delailama736 5 жыл бұрын
It's odd that white people in Europe don't use the term "indigenous". Surely Tommy Robinson would have more clout if he was an indigenous man with indigenous knowledge?
@tanst99fl
@tanst99fl 3 жыл бұрын
There is no economic cost to reducing immigration. It's the opposite
@kungfreddie
@kungfreddie 5 жыл бұрын
Actually the EU immigration have let theifing gangs from Poland, Balkans, Romania etc into north Europe. In Sweden these gangs do the majority of burglaries. So the EU freedom of movement is not without problem.
@cat67834
@cat67834 3 жыл бұрын
Also I don't agree with just calling everything conservatism when people don't want things to change too much. At what point are things just common sense and X has a consequence? I'm for immigration but for example if were decided 15 million people would be entering this country in 1 year, I'd be a bit like "O.o". That has consequences.
@loramurray2341
@loramurray2341 3 жыл бұрын
I feel there something off with his message. When he said as example that politician should be saying ‘we’ll slow down immigration even though this will mess with the economy’ it’s like he’s saying ‘things will go bad, it’s your fault. But because we are pampering you will fuck up the country.’ Sounds a bit high handed
@ancestrosdelsol9494
@ancestrosdelsol9494 5 жыл бұрын
Costa Rican isn't a race first of all. So the Costa-Rican could be white if his family from there was predominatnly spanish in blood. Second of all, Ashkenazic Jews are also fairly white (Southern European, Turkish kind of white). So he is "pretty much" white except for the 1/4 Chinese stuff. Big deal.
@SomeCanine
@SomeCanine 5 жыл бұрын
The problem is that it's not about whether it's okay to be an ethnic nationalist on a personal level. The issue is that one side wants to reduce immigration and the other side wants to increase it. Most people do not want to increase immigration. Very few people see immigration as an automatic good. Most people rightly will recognize that it's hard to adjust to a new culture, especially if you don't have any skills or ability to speak the language. GDP increase is not a good thing to push for. Quality of life suffers as immigration increases if said immigrants are not suited for your country.
@myla6135
@myla6135 4 жыл бұрын
We are losing our culture for a number of reasons. Even if immigration is brought down to more manageable numbers, the Left seems to have taken over the education system (and that's from junior school, not just at universities) and seem to be down-playing our cultural heritage because to look at our history with any sense of it being a part of us is seen as exclusionary for immigrant children or it's seen as racist. This needs to change if immigrants are to feel anything like an attachment to this country. But the Left is so very international (and anti-white) in their outlook they don't want anyone (white, black, whatever) to feel any sense of attachment and belonging. Without this how do we get any integration? Eric Kaufmann said "Mainstream parties will listen". Well the 2019 election showed Labour isn't listening and reading the readers comments in the Guardian earlier today (4th Jan 2020) Labour supporters still don't get it.
@DaveZ150
@DaveZ150 5 жыл бұрын
Great discussion. I really think that the anti-white sentiment in popular culture, countless 'Dear White People' articles crossing our Facebook feeds leading up to the 2016 election in the US for example, should be considered. A friend of mine voted for Obama twice and then Trump, she said it was because she's tired of being called a racist just because she's white. That's what the Black Lives Matters movement had devolved to in many ways imo. They had a lot of public sentiment at their peak, sympathy coming from the stories and videos of unjust and criminal police killings, but they never put forth a legislative agenda or any agenda at all to address this issue. I guess you could argue that it's about raising consciousness around racism and white supremacy but it comes off as total condemnation of white people. Searching for ways to do so. Barbecue is cultural appropriation for example, and racist. Associating historical trauma with individuals who had nothing to do with it, while ignoring the sins of all other cultures. Very different from educating people about history and how that has had a lasting impact. I think many people see this as a threat, or maybe just an extreme annoyance. In the US we frame Trump support as fear of losing domination in society, etc. I think Trump is like a giant social media rant, a big F You to the endless nitpicking at white people, men, straight people, etc.
@paulboonefaes
@paulboonefaes 2 жыл бұрын
Would be great to have this guest back on, after the brexit, freedom convoy, dutch farmers protests, fillets jaunts, sri lanka uprising. surprised that not that many people have seen this great interview.
@chriswatson1698
@chriswatson1698 5 жыл бұрын
Every person in the world is the descendant of immigrants, unless your family has never left the Rift valley in Africa. The first white immigrants to North America, Australia and New Zealand didn't sail into established societies with roads, bridges ports power stations, dams, water, power and telecommunications networks in place to get a share of the wealth that another culture had created. They made their countries rich by effort and investment. Modern migrants want to take a share of the wealth that neither they, nor their parents and grandparents have built.
@cat67834
@cat67834 3 жыл бұрын
I never used to think about this until I started hearing the anti-white rhetoric and all this woke stuff and I started to think there's a double standard. I'm glad I listened to this 🙂
@wednesday8939
@wednesday8939 5 жыл бұрын
Why do people equate culture with being "white" or "black" etc... I couldn't care less about someones colour its about their moral values and fundamental believes which are important. To say people in the west who love their country, its culture and history as being "white" is wrong.
@thoughtfulcarnivore7657
@thoughtfulcarnivore7657 5 жыл бұрын
actually america was a white ethno-state until 1965, our founders limited citizenship to "white peoples of good character" race is real, biological differences influence culture, and culture should fit like a glove, so for example multicultural societies are like trying to get everyone to wear the same shoe size... doesnt work. America was founded by WHITE MEN for their posterity, anyone who doesnt realize this has a retarded view of history
@reedosmeenosminos
@reedosmeenosminos 5 жыл бұрын
Guys, I recently found your channel and genuinely love it. Great guests who you allow to speak at length, and who've expanded and enriched my views on a myriad of subjects. Thank you.
@WorthlessWinner
@WorthlessWinner 5 жыл бұрын
good to see a sociologist talking about the psychological factors that influence voters
@gilessteve
@gilessteve 5 жыл бұрын
15:17 So 'Muslim' _is_ a race?
@micksc1
@micksc1 5 жыл бұрын
NO the guys a fool
@isletoflangerhans8281
@isletoflangerhans8281 5 жыл бұрын
Effectively, yes. How many white Muslim immigrants do you see?
@micksc1
@micksc1 5 жыл бұрын
@@isletoflangerhans8281 You can stop being a muslim you can't stop being black ect. Race is genetic islam is a sick and evil ideology that is a cancer on this planet.
@isletoflangerhans8281
@isletoflangerhans8281 5 жыл бұрын
@@micksc1 The irony is that your statement is more offensive to the people you are talking about than identifying them as a racial outgroup. But get back to me when you see millions of South Asians stop being Muslim.
@micksc1
@micksc1 5 жыл бұрын
@@isletoflangerhans8281 I see where your coming from only westerners(europeans) can think for themselves and exit shit ideologies. This sounds like left wing racism to me.
@erikscanlon
@erikscanlon 5 жыл бұрын
Listen to an interview of Eric Kaufmann on BBC 3, the interviewer would not stop interrupting him and it was impossible to get to understand his ideas. You guys are doing a better job at getting people's ideas out and discussed than seasoned journalist, good job!
@thembam0ses273
@thembam0ses273 4 жыл бұрын
As usual Triggernometry provides a platform for reasoned and sensible discussion of ideas. My hat off to you gentlemen! Keep'em coming
@Mute040404
@Mute040404 4 жыл бұрын
The rate of change is happening too fast... For centuries it was 10,000s, 10,000s a decade, 10,000s per year.. 100,000s a year.... It reached 600,000 for a few years in the UK ... Even if they were all white it would raise concerns .. In villages.. they don't like the rate of change with new people moving in either.
@taaviauri3729
@taaviauri3729 5 жыл бұрын
I have no idea where that guy gets idea whites will mix. White interacial marriage is super rare, and most who marry interracially are minorties with each other.
@gomer2813
@gomer2813 4 жыл бұрын
This isn't true, just look at stats. The UK might have low rates due to the fact that are few non-whites, but in the US a good 18% of new marriages are interracial. He is probably just basing the prediction on numbers.
@IainFrame
@IainFrame 5 жыл бұрын
Eric says early on that criticism of Muslims is racist. What a very silly thing to say. Islam is a religion - a choice of philosophy and lifestyle - nothing to do with ethnicity. It isn't racist to criticise a religion. Just like the phrase "Islamophobia", it's just designed to invalidate criticism by conflating it with a form of bigotry that most modern democracies believe to be acceptable. It's a strawman.
@enanden9025
@enanden9025 4 жыл бұрын
I dont want anyone to tell anyone what to wear either, but i dont think you should be allowed to dress in clothes that makes it impossible for you to get a job. specially when you live off welfare. If you cant dress according to the culture in your country, you shouldn't be allowed to get money from people who work for a living. I know quite a few Muslims, some who lived in Denmark for 30+ years and still doesn't know a word danish. some get disability pensions because it was easier than to kick them around the system and paying their translator when they failed to show up. and if they treat them as average Danes they would be dragged into a media storm for being racist, so they just give them what ever they want- funny enough there isnt any other group of people who does as poorly as people of the Islamic faith.
@FrancisRoyCA
@FrancisRoyCA 5 жыл бұрын
22 minutes in. I think that "racism" is the wrong approach to take to this conversation. The presupposition of racism is very much a progressive ideological point, and not the common person's daily life. Further, at least in this interview, the word "racism" has not been clearly defined, it is conflated with xenophobia, discrimination, animus, limits on levels and speed of change, etc. Further still, it conflates nationalities with race. "Mexican" for example, is not a race. Another reason why "race" is the wrong approach is that often, what people identify with are their values and beliefs, not the form or tone of one's body. I regret that the notion that race is a valuable element to bring into the conversation has been accepted by default, rather than having been questioned at the outset. I also regret, that in this conversation, that "right" politics have been associated with certain positions that can just as easily be accepted by those who are center, or left. Populism, for example need not necessarily be considered right-wing as there is also left-wing populism. I haven't read the book, this video is my introduction, but at the moment, in this conversation, it strikes me as a sloppy stew of unquestioned assumptions and presuppositions. Based on what I'm hearing from the interviewers here, my impression is that they are generally progressive people seeking a polite and courteous way of getting someone to pat them on the back for being the smart kids, rather than of actually understanding how other people might think, to see how they can meet their needs as well as their own, something that the author did, to his credit reference earlier.
@laura_underscore
@laura_underscore 5 жыл бұрын
"I can't have everything I want because we have to pay the pensions and so on.." Note that even the UN admits that mass immigration is not a viable long term solution to the social welfare/pension crisis. Read the literature review of their 'replacement migration' report. www.un.org/esa/population/publications/migration/migration.htm Fullfact.org, an independent fact checker in the UK, reports that non-European migrants to the UK have had a net negative fiscal impact on the country. fullfact.org/immigration/how-immigrants-affect-public-finances/ The impact of immigration overall is fairly negligible. The negative or positive fiscal impact is equivalent only to about 1% of GDP, which is laughable. fullfact.org/immigration/how-immigrants-affect-public-finances/ When we live in countries that have been/are being destroyed by fiat currency inflation (continuous QE and r rate suppression that spur on recessions), when we all owe massive amounts of debt, and when we won't be able to afford pensions in the near future, we should be doing everything we can to avoid conflict when the collapse comes. Bringing in massive amounts of people from diverse cultural and religious backgrounds that have various beef with each other and the host culture is a disastrous policy. People are realising how misinformed the academics and elites are. Journos providing support to the neocon narrative that led to disastrous wars that slaughtered millions, the replication crisis in psychology that found 50%(!!) of papers failed to replicate etc... Let's not forget economists. Mainstream Keynesian economists can't even predict recessions or estimate growth in GDP accurately without revising almost every single time. Plus: "Ioannidis et al.’s shocking results: After reviewing meta-analyses of more than 6,700 empirical studies, they concluded that most studies, by their very design, would often fail to detect the economic relationship under study. Perhaps worse, these “underpowered” studies also provided estimates of the economic parameters that were highly inflated, typically by 100% but in one third of the cases, by 300% or more." www.econlib.org/library/Columns/y2018/Murphystatistics.html www.econlib.org/archives/2013/09/robert_murphy_o_2.html And then there's the important question: are we an economy with a culture, or a culture with an economy? "Mr Peston said he regretted looking at eastern European migration purely as an economist. "Looking back on it I got it wrong and I feel embarrassed about this," he said. "When we had all that migration from eastern Europe, people like me focused too much on the economic benefits in terms of the rate we were growing and not enough on the experience of communities. It is not, in my view, racist to be concerned if the composition of your community changes by something like 10 or 15 per cent points over a very small number of years. "At the time I was at the BBC and let's be clear, the BBC got this completely wrong - we did not listen to millions of our viewers at the time." www.express.co.uk/showbiz/tv-radio/1028077/BBC-got-it-wrong-on-migration Economists, IMO, tend to have such a positive bias towards immigration because usually University staff is very diverse. I can vouch for the fact that there are typically tons of amazing immigrant academics at Universities. However, these academic immigrants are not representative of the typical immigrant. They are highly intelligent, less religious, much more likely to assimilate properly etc.. For so long the elites and academics have been able to say 'oopsy whoopsy' and move on when they made disastrous mistakes. Normal people get fired from their jobs when they mess up that badly. Well, now the mainstream media, the political establishment, and academics are all losing trust and they only have themselves to blame.
@philippusiberus
@philippusiberus 5 жыл бұрын
Turkmenistan? No subsaharian or amerindian blood among turkmenistan population. No, it definitely WILL be more like Brazil or Mexico.
@JohnSmith-xq6cv
@JohnSmith-xq6cv 5 жыл бұрын
as someone on the alt-right I like his even handed approach, refreshing.
@danielwebb8402
@danielwebb8402 5 жыл бұрын
Somewhere Vs anywhere summarises it so well for me. Would love to see the brexit results split by "I live within 15 miles of where I went to school".
@chrisreeves9764
@chrisreeves9764 5 жыл бұрын
What rubbish. If you have net immigration of +300k a year for many years then of course that will put pressure on public services. The public can see that, why not academics?
@Free-SpokenMedia
@Free-SpokenMedia 5 жыл бұрын
A yamaka would fit so well on his head I can see it!
@maxxxstrong4577
@maxxxstrong4577 5 жыл бұрын
oy vey, these Jews aren't even hiding their plans anymore!!!
@Varlwyll
@Varlwyll 4 жыл бұрын
I mean, his name is Kaufmann.
@oldskoolfool141
@oldskoolfool141 5 жыл бұрын
I don't think it's so much a fear of being 'less white' but more how negatively 'being white' is being outwardly and promotedly seen as that's being kicked back at, also to the point of immigration worries or that those with money move to predominantly whiter areas are both regarded as symptoms of racism when I believe it's more that people want away from the conflict of culture more than to be away from the cultures themselves
@leetshots
@leetshots 5 жыл бұрын
But adding the word immigrants completely changes the nature of the question. If there is already pressure on public services adding people in addition to those already causing the pressure is clearly an additional issue. It's logistics, nothing to do with race.
@barmag8802
@barmag8802 4 жыл бұрын
MY EXPERIENCE in France, being french: the Algerians who marry french women or men (white or of origin as we say) have their new wives or husbands convert to Islam. That's a problem. The more islam in the country, the more we go into Lebanon direction.
@redskyatnight123
@redskyatnight123 4 жыл бұрын
the trouble is now just critisising certain people is racist now ,also why is the law system implying that one group of people is more importent than the other ,i thought we were all equel
@aslanmane
@aslanmane 5 жыл бұрын
Canadian is an ethnic group, as well as a nationality. A lot of people are unaware of this because we have been re-educated.
@keithhunt5328
@keithhunt5328 Жыл бұрын
Canadians consist of French- Quebecois and the Anglo-Canada...So NO they are NOT an 'ethnic' group.
@aslanmane
@aslanmane Жыл бұрын
​@@keithhunt5328 Metis consist of French- Quebecois and the Cree-Canada...So NO they are NOT an 'ethnic' group. English consists of Anglos, Saxons, Jutes and Normans so they are NOT an 'ethnic' group. Normans consisted of Norwegians and the French so no are NOT an 'ethnic' group. The French are a German tribe which broke away so they are NOT an 'ethnic' group.
@raya3976
@raya3976 2 жыл бұрын
Very good take on identity politics rhetoric and its shortfalls! I agree very much with Prof. Kaufman about the greaving of loss of identity in face of a rapid change.
@anarcho-boulangistllamaent2023
@anarcho-boulangistllamaent2023 5 жыл бұрын
I personally have met my fair share of people of colour from countries and never had any real problems. I could see the increasing diversity more positively if all immigrants from non-European countries assimilated perfectly into the culture and were happy to live alongside whites. The problem is that at least some poc are indoctrinated by schools, academia and perhaps also their families into hating white Europeans and Western culture (bc slavery, colonialism, Nazis, the usual stuff). If every poc was nice towards whites I could get used to some diversity, but being told youre evil for your whiteness, you have privilege and should shut up bc of your skin colour makes me prefer living in a country like Poland or Hungary.
@gomer2813
@gomer2813 4 жыл бұрын
The red pill you need to take is that it is literally never any other way. It cannot be any other way. Whining about the past is a cope for natural feelings of racism. The anti-white non-whites who whine about the past don't do it because they are told to, they do it because they naturally feel racial animus and find a justification for it. Most people do feel this racial awkwardness, which easily becomes animus especially if they are unable to escape from diversity and thus feel threatened, which is normally the case for any minority (it is easy to not fee threatened by races seriously if you have what seems to be a kind of racially enclaved life).
@jalijali8448
@jalijali8448 4 жыл бұрын
Problem with this Professor is his focus on skin colour instead of cultural differences which I believe indigenous are much more afraid of & are right to be
@grayarcana
@grayarcana 5 жыл бұрын
Politics is primarily about interest. The Working classes have generally been slowest and least effective in furthering their common interest in the Public forum. The European Working classes have been seduced into abdicating the pursuit of their interest to a new politically ascendant class of Governors and Representatives which broke through in the1960s, and which have matured to a Socially liberal, progressive and economically Neo-liberal Political ascendancy. Their attempts to recover their interest have been slow to coalesce, and easily marginalised, and more critically, overly dependent upon educated, Middle class heroes emerging as Working class heroes. It had been the great hope of the Nineteenth Century Liberals, Progressives and Socialists that Education would emancipate fully the Working classes, at once able to understand Political economy, and both sustain and further their interest in the Commonwealth.
@nanjones6947
@nanjones6947 4 жыл бұрын
The best period of Social mobility was in the 50s and 60s,when grammer schools were the norm.
5 жыл бұрын
Everything this guy says sounds wonderful but gives me the creeps at the same time.
@supapowatyme
@supapowatyme 4 жыл бұрын
He gives it away when he says to "give different groups different messages", in other words LIE. He is saying politicians should be lying to people about the direction they are taking their country, for their own good, otherwise the people might reject the benevolent leaders plans for them.
@sephus99
@sephus99 5 жыл бұрын
The bit about the logic of the extent to which immigrants are putting pressure on public services is flawed because it depends on whether the immigrants are viewed as part of the whole or an unexpected addition. As an analogy if you can hold a load of 100kg and giving you an additional 10kg means you drop it all, to what extent is that 10kg the cause of you dropping the whole 110kg? The 10kg is only a fraction of the whole weight but it's addition is what means you can't bear the whole. It can be viewed as both a fraction and a major cause. This may be the crux of the whole divide. I've thought for a long time that Brexit is two groups voting for the status quo. Areas that are used to having a high throughput of outsiders voted for the option that would most likely maintain that whilst areas not used to that throughput voted for the option most likely to protect them from it.
@GreyKyanos
@GreyKyanos 5 жыл бұрын
Thank you for hosting this but i have rarely been this frustrated over listening to someone and it may be good in this case. Mostly in the hopes that i can actually speak to this guy. Tl;dr is its not race, its culture. The two are not the same and the "immigrants" are actually invaders because they refuse to adopt our culture, and insist we adopt and "respect" theirs. To which quite a few people are rightly getting angry. Full rant - You seem to beoperating from an initial premise that the folks voting leave or for trump are /racist/. I get this idea from your immediate jump from immigration to /race/. The immigration resistance has something to do with race only to the fact the problems related to immigration are coming from specific races. As in the problem isn't the race, it's the /refusal/ to integrate into the culture /here/. We would be facing the exact same issue with say the french deciding to move to england but not integrating, turning that section of england into /france/. The issue is not race it's culture, something you mention but immediately conflate with race which is what ticked me off so badly. If you try to define "white culture" im fairly sure you will do nothing more than describe nothing more than the culture of the west. It's not white culture it's western and the west at large has consistently large populations of /invaders/ coming in. The actual equivalent is if i moved into a room in your house, then told you screw off its my room, so my rules. All without permission or paying rent or any such. Are you going to just smile and let it go because im going to shack up with your daughter eventually so oh well? Sorry for ranting. And the block of text. At work and responding via phone so yay.
@bigfan1041
@bigfan1041 5 жыл бұрын
Nah. It's also about race.
@Saddamuel
@Saddamuel 5 жыл бұрын
If a majority of immigrants voted Republican then the narratives would reverse. Has anyone run that experiment? The left has literally been telling the right that demographics is destiny. The right doesn't like the idea that racial factors win elections but if it's true as the left insists, then what? That's how you get the tiny alt-right. If we told white Democrats that due to demographic trends and voting patterns, abortion or affirmative action will become illegal in 15 years, what would they do? They would find other reasons to limit immigration, they would desperately try to indoctrinate, they would try to buy off one issue non white voters who placed banning abortion as their highest value. I appreciate this guy's academic credentials and perspective but he effectively said that you have to lie about whether demographic changes will lead to massive cultural changes. Surely what would matter for an honest person is whether demographic changes will inevitably lead to cultural changes because the inevitable follow up is: is that moral?
@unladenparrot6141
@unladenparrot6141 5 жыл бұрын
it being okay to express a moderate white identity (It's okay to be white) @ 9:09
@liammcnally7949
@liammcnally7949 4 жыл бұрын
Trigga boys, if you going to have people like Kaufmann on then you need to ask the right questions. You’ve softballed him and everyone is having to look at the comments for the questions and points you should have raised.
@crenshawgrinder2515
@crenshawgrinder2515 5 жыл бұрын
I agree about the inate personalities having differing preferences about stability and change. Some people are conservative or liberal by nature.
@cat67834
@cat67834 3 жыл бұрын
I don't think upping amounts of immigration was a democratic vote in the first place, someone tell me if I'm wrong lol 🙃
@cinnamongirl5410
@cinnamongirl5410 4 жыл бұрын
i have a feeling this guy lives is a very safe neighborhood
@ConstantinDV
@ConstantinDV 5 жыл бұрын
I should watch this discussion again to make sure I heard this right, but I believe he said that it would be insulting (or not sensitive) to tell minorities that they are slowly intermarrying and integrating, but white people should be fine with the idea that a mixed race will become a majority in 80 years or so. I disliked this glaring inconsistency, but agreed with the general idea. Would not "like " the video for that reason.
@babyboomerdeathwatch9174
@babyboomerdeathwatch9174 5 жыл бұрын
Wow he really had some original conclusions and from my experience was right on the money on nearly everything except his future prognosis's. I suspect these grand plans of building instant Multiracial-cultural societies will dreadfully go up in flames as whites (who are for now the cement) declines. We will see "white flight" will not be limited to finding a new neighborhood. As they run out of town to go to, they will be seeking out new countries to live in, ....countries which did not immigrate huge numbers of foreign cultures.
@mattiles5811
@mattiles5811 5 жыл бұрын
Is it just me that doesn't think what Trump said about Mexicans was racist? Firstly nationality isn't a race, and secondly, it must be a true thing to say by virtue of what we know about rape being consistent across different cultures. It wasn't a particularly nice or smart thing to say of course, but racist?
@iain5615
@iain5615 5 жыл бұрын
An expert is only good as his views. Many experts in reality do not understand the causes of a problem and only focus on the symptoms. For example - is pressure on the NHS a problem versus is immigration causing pressure on the NHS can by virtue have a major impact. If pressure is 10% too high for the overall population, yet each new immigrant is found to directly increase pressure by 50% for example then one specific major cause of pressure on the NHS is immigration. As such it would logically lead to a higher % of respondents stating it is a problem.
@stephenmurray2851
@stephenmurray2851 5 жыл бұрын
Get Jared Taylor on.
@banacheckgaming.1027
@banacheckgaming.1027 4 жыл бұрын
I find this interesting for the fact there is this narrative that white identity is toxic, which is largely untrue this narrative is pushed largely for political reasons than anything else. Because if it was true slavery would have never of ended, and it's far to say Europe would be speaking German today. But these very same people never speak about other identities in this same way, even though racism isn't confined to one group wether that's today or back in history. And this alone shows how tolerant white actually are, they are actually more tolerant than other groups believe it or not. And with western society the way it is today a lot of this will differ depending on your political view, people's views today as shaped by their political views.
@grayarcana
@grayarcana 5 жыл бұрын
There are several, if not many, examples of successful Multicultural, Multiethnic polities. They have not infrequently arisen under an Empire, with an Ascendant Ethnic core which may have gradually dissolved. They have generally arisen as Empires expanded, rather than in the declining phase, or after the Empire had lost all political force. Contemporary West European polities are exceptional in making a commitment to becoming Multiethnic and Multicultural societies on a basis of full equality, as they must increasingly retrench in the face of economic and military power poles drifting to the East. No country for Old White men? That Latino looked pretty mean! Tough, too!
@Philiptanzer
@Philiptanzer 4 жыл бұрын
I understand telling people that "the immigrants who come here are integrating" is comforting, but what happens when they go outside and their eyes remind them you've just lied? Pretending the problem away will not work. The reason people think "the average number of Muslims is 2-3x higher" is because they cluster in cities (this isn't an attack, people like to live with like), so when you go to Glasgow/Birmingham/London then every 5th person you see on average *is* Muslim (and they are noticable because they do not dress like they are British - this plays into the point above), which is 2-3x the national average. My friend lived on a street which was almost exclusively Muslim, I've personally lived on a Polish street (and I *never* heard English when I walked to uni or work, I know it is wrong to feel this way but it is unnerving and noticable), the Birmingham school protests are happening in schools which are 90%+ Muslim, these are because the national average has zero baring on local changes. Great to hear someone come on and talk about the issue, but his prescription of "tell everyone it's fine and maybe lie a bit" is, frankly, not particularly impressive for a man who studied it. Why are we being forced to be minorities in our own countries? Where is the justification for it? Pensions?? We were never asked and now acting like we just need to be happy and try to convince mixed race children to act as British as possible to try and counter-act the growing number of people who seem utterly driven to not act in any way British. I don't like white identity, I don't want any racial identity stuff pushed, I just want Britain to have a British identity and it is being dissolved infront of me, and anyone who speaks about it is either a racist or telling me the mixed race children of tomorrow hopefully will act more British than everyone living on my street right now (is this really the best academia can offer on this subject?).
@paulscottfilms
@paulscottfilms 5 жыл бұрын
An excellent interview and talk by Eric Kaufmann, moderate of course from a Canadian academic, but inspiring because driven by facts and research. Highly recommended. ,
@FOETRAIN
@FOETRAIN 5 жыл бұрын
hmm , got to about 5:46 and went Naaaaaa. It might only be a very minority position, but the economic argument against mass net immigration was my reason for voting leave.
@danielwebb8402
@danielwebb8402 5 жыл бұрын
It is really important people say xenophobic when that is what they mean, rather than racism. Brexit was much more a xenophobic issue than racist (I'm a leaver). Do you think "we" should favour Anthony Joshua over a Frenchman? Yes. Because he's British.
@iga279
@iga279 5 жыл бұрын
he should learn to distinguish between 'race' and 'religion', or nationality;
@englishman_in_arizona
@englishman_in_arizona 5 жыл бұрын
How do you guy get all the most important intellectuals and politicians on to your show? Phenomenal work chaps and a great interview!
@scytale6
@scytale6 5 жыл бұрын
The supreme court does a great deal of damage by interfering with culture-war votes. That's not the problem in Britain but certainly in the USA.
@isletoflangerhans8281
@isletoflangerhans8281 5 жыл бұрын
It's hard to decouple "bad" racism (discrimination against out groups) from "benign" racism (in group affinity) when you have a lot of interactions between groups. Maintaining an ethnic majority entails some discrimination against other groups in order to maintain an internal environment where there are fewer inter-group interactions and less "bad" racism. It's kind of impossible not to be a little racist at some level of the process.
@konnigkratz
@konnigkratz 5 жыл бұрын
I love the show guys, but do you ask the experts as you have trouble when trying to read? I would recommend looking up the text of Trump's speech
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