@p @Tony @mkraiden

for example, this is the UK, Bournemouth in 2025 (video not mine). In a traditionalist UK this would have never happened. Not because the onus would be on keeping other races out, but (unlike the current Liberal paradigm) because its community would define itself by their language, faith in Christ, customs, and loyalty to the Christian crown, in addition to ancestry. Thus without even mentioning race, other races would be kept out of the community.

Is the Black man strange, or does his behavior, his beliefs, his language, and his gods make him strange? The Nazi on the other hand would reduce this scene entirely to race. While this can feel like stating the obvious, it's a stance that doesn't go beyond the obvious, and even fails to connect those of the same race. Why is the White man my brother if we differ on so many things? Perhaps not so obvious.

Rather than arguing for abolishing all racial lines, traditionalism would argue that race alone is not enough, but one of several building blocks. Furthermore, one could argue race is the product of people sticking together due to common beliefs and language to create distinct ethnic groups, who are then eventually called a race. This would give cultural forces causality over race.
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