Reflections on FOSDEM
Reflections on FOSDEM
Posted Mar 11, 2017 18:39 UTC (Sat) by mjg59 (subscriber, #23239)In reply to: Reflections on FOSDEM by Wol
Parent article: Reflections on FOSDEM
This is not the place to have this conversation, but: you're not even wrong. You're way beyond that. We have an entire land border that exists because we relocated a bunch of Scots to displace the existing population and their culture. You don't even need to leave the country to find a counterexample to your claim. British colonialism may not have been massively different to any other colonial European entity in this respect, but pretending that it was respectful of existing culture for any reason other than coopting it for greater control of the population is ridiculous.
> at 1.8 children per family, that "native population" is shrinking so the growth is all immigration and more!
The population will start shrinking once death rate is greater than birth rate. That is not currently the case.
(Not replying any further)