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Is opposing "white" genocide (yes, it is happening, shut up SJW filth, your understanding of the situation is grossly beneath mine) racist?
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Benefits of homogeneous territories:

1. Islamic threat severely reduced. The overwhelming majority of Muslims are of foreign racial groups. Creating a division like this acts as a layer of defence. Islam is a supremacist, aggressive and totalitarian ideology. See Muslim opinion polls.
2. Protection against other dangerous alien cultures. E.g Rotherham rape gangs, acid attacks, mass sexual assault by aliens in Europe.
3. Racial and demographic invulnerability. No more worrying about the threat of being replaced or going extinct. Our racial variant (more specific than the crude designation of "white"), on a general level, is clearly the most beautiful. It is the most deserving of preservation. It is in quite serious danger of extinction at this time.
4. Partial protection against violent crime. Many alien ethnic groups commit grossly disproportionately high levels of violent crime. Being away from them will reduce our exposure to the depredations of these belligerent and dysfunctional people.
5. Globalist elite and leftist subversion threats neutralised. They want us wiped out. Self-defence is not racism.
6. Miscegenation threat greatly reduced. Vigorous preservation measures are the only viable counter to this.
7. Peaceful and cohesive societies. Few to no culture or identity clashes.
8. Foreign criminals will be significantly easier to detect. They are more conspicuous in homogeneous societies.
Update: 9. Reduced hate crime. Since the vast majority of hate crimes are motivated primarily out of fear of being replaced or rendered vulnerable in some other way, a guarantee of survival would help calm anxieties and stop prejudiced attacks.
10. No more concern over accusations of not catering and providing sufficient adaptation or special treatment for those from different cultures or backgrounds.

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