Japan and Korea have a good combo going. The data above are European only. Inside Europe, Czech is perhaps the best combo.
Quantified cuck desire, aka. pathological NW European altruism. Paradox: higher values promote effective countries (lower corruption etc), but also make them open to cheaters from other groups (because too low ethnocentrism to reject problematic foreigners, too naive).https://twitter.com/alexandreafonso/status/1008820110671392768 …
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That sounds better than civilizational collapse. Maybe we could move some NW Euros to Czech and they can provide the engine of progress while the majority native population keep their universalism in ... Czech... ;)
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"pathological altruism"? et tu, emil? (~_^) as greg cochran says, our genes didn't evolve to kill us.
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Again Sweden playing in its own league. What makes them standing out even within the NW Euros?
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The altruism or "cuck desire" of the Swedes explains the high ranking of their country in the following table (being geographically,ethnically and religiously much more remote from immigrants/refugees than the other countries in the list) :pic.twitter.com/9xz82H5s2K
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What makes a problematic foreigner? Is a problematic foreigner worse than a problematic native citizen? And if not, what makes "NW European altruism" pathological?
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Hahahahahahaha No, really: what's the argument?
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You clearly know nothing about Detroit. And you clearly also haven't reckoned with why Senegal was how it (reportedly but likely not actually) was in 1971. It has little to do with the native inhabitants.
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What are you talking about?
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