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Lastly, nationalism. So, I noticed there does seem to be a support for nationalism, not across the board but I do think that it's mad in the 21st century that people are against the mixing of 'races' and the strengthening of borders. For this I'm really more curious to see what people have to say, because I just think that borders should be deconstructed and people should be able to go anywhere and do whatever they want providing they register with the nation they're residing in.
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What's wrong with feeling pride for your country? The concept of retaining cultural identity is a recurring issue in history (heck, Mudokons assimilating into the oppressive, globalist Industrialist culture is no different). You see communities of minorities all over the world that, rather than mix in with the majority, hold on to their culture. This is a good thing in terms of diversity, but, if you look at America and Europe, you see that immigrants' culture can often be incompatible with the local one.
Of course, we've been living in a sort of "Progressive Age." The immigrants don't want to assimilate, they want their new home to change to their whims. Sure, why not let them feel at home? But shame on those intolerant bigots who dare point to the rising crime (especially rape... Sweden is becoming the rape capital of the world). Or
the fact that the "guests" are tearing up their tax-funded shelters because they ran out of candy.
With the fruits of multiculturalism going sour, many reject the heads-in-the-sand response to these ingrates loudly demanding their way (as in, from a war-torn country), or the high way. After being lashed by the whips of political correctness one too many times, the people of the Western world are taking action to ensure their descendants live in a safe world.
Yes, ideally, people could fluidly migrate around the world, but there's no denying that this mindset has led to disaster. And, if one were inclined to believe in the theories regarding a sinister globalist agenda... It's now or never. Democracy is the last line of defense. And from this comes Brexit, Trump, Le Pen... It's not going to stop any time soon, at least quietly.