(Blacks did fine in their own communities. They made more progress before the ci

(Blacks did fine in their own communities. They made more progress before the civil rights movement then after. It was the leftist, Democrat forced migration out of those communities (into the ‘slaughter of the cities’) that destroyed the class structure of black communities and the existing economic, social, and family structure which was, quite naturally, maturing to American norm. My original point is that (a) proximity remains a problem because of the differences in class sizes, physical, behavioral, and mental development and particularly impulsivity and aggression. (b) Small homogenous ethnostates naturally evolve institutions that serve the genetics of their populations. (c) And that we can cooperate by trade – we do not have to share the same polity and territory. In fact it’s detrimental to both groups.)

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