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Kip's avatar

While I love this idea, I definitely think there is so much good in it. I have seen this in action while living in Brazil, with the Japanese diaspora there.

How could you ask smart young Americans with a clear path to success in America, to take lower pay, higher cost of living, and live in seedier neighborhoods? High value people, do not want a immigrant experience for your benefit. We see a fleeing of cities in America from these types of people now.

The reason it works for Japan is for two main reasons. First, Japanese Brazilians still a identify themselves as Japanese. Secondly, the living standards are significantly higher in Japan than Brazil.

In America, few people see themselves as British as primary identification, or French outside a few unique communities throughout Americas. Compared with other Europeans, German, Italian, Slavs, or Irish.

Finding a more disconnected middle class young male population would be more likely to embrace a heritage they feel has been lost in America’s current suburban existence. Young men who join the military, that have technical degrees, and or just those with good employment history could be a catalyst an idea like this needs to gain momentum.

Thank you

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Jon Kohan's avatar

If we are being frank the best option is to become a U.S. State.

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The Elder of Vicksburg's avatar

I’m in, if I can live on Dartmoor.

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Shade of Achilles's avatar

This is an excellent example of--excuse corporate jargon--'blue-sky thinking' (grey-sky thinking maybe because you know British climate and such).

The main problem is, with Britain as buggered as it is: why would N Americans want to come to places like London, Birmingham, Manchester and Leicester when there are still wide-open spaces to escape diversity in their own countries?

I can imagine a few hundred thousand sturdy reconquistadores taking up such a scheme--but not many more.

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Walter Angleson's avatar

While it's plausible, even likely, that very few Anglo-Americans would move to the UK, it's a 'win or no loss' policy. If they come here, great. If they don't, we're no worse off.

I also think America's size isn't a complete defence against anti-white racism. It's legal authority people would be fleeing, not just violence.

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Shade of Achilles's avatar

Yes this is a reasonable counter

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