https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c5yer500qw3o
It seems both immigrants and locals in Europe go crazy or have grudges. Mass immigration increases general tensions of course and those with emotional problems will lose it. In a quieter time or say in homogenous Japan, or Korea such a person would quietly shoot themselves at home. Often in America it seems people just go crazy and shoot up some place. Motivation based on ideology is hard to pin down there as everyone is impermanent in a sense. Indigenous concept is old world. A German or a Syrian are seen to have some inherent rights like Australian aboriginals. This still applies in people's minds across Eurasia and Africa. Identity politics in America might be more gender or racial but not specifically national or regional. Being from an old French lineage in the Provence or a brahmin line, etc. might be quite interesting whereas in America that is really fringe. I mean blue blood is the Bush family. Colonialism is the word we use for white migration to the south whereas economic migration is the other way. Can we mix fairly without losing ourselves? Is that important? Thousands of generations have adapted this way. Why remain utterly, permanently static. Time will tell.
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