Not sure why you are tagging me without listing just one country. But I guess your statement at the end about Canada comes the closest to answering my question...so is that your choice? Canada?
However, I did notice that amongst the multiple countries you listed...the majority of them have predominantly higher white populations than the US which is interesting. Most of them with black populations hovering around 4%. The Scandinavian countries far, far less. It’s also difficult to compare the US on demographics on some of those countries given their current immigration policies (see my earlier comment when you posted the list with Denmark at the top).
Also, it doesn’t make me (or anyone else) a racist for pointing out statistical data especially given the nature of this topic...providing the best opportunities for every race, creed, etc...It also doesn’t make you a racist for choosing those countries over the much more diverse US...but they are intriguingly interesting choices given the topic of discussion.
A couple of those countries don’t even keep statistical data on racial makeup...Germany for instance...ie they don’t divide stats into racial categories at all...therefore they don’t have racial quotas, diversity departments in schools & companies, don’t have an EEOC equivalent, etc...I find that interesting as well. Don’t know enough about them to know if that has lead to better racial harmony than what we have in the US...but it sure would make a great case study. Since you chose those countries maybe you could elaborate? Is not keeping racial statistics/racial quotas part of your Utopian plan?
BTW...I’ve been to all of those countries except for the Scandinavian countries & the Alps region. All beautiful countries with a lot of unique qualities. I wouldn’t go so far as to say that I would prefer living in any of them over the US...but they are wonderful places to visit for sure. Glad you have had the means and opportunity to visit ALL of them. That’s pretty awesome.
Remind me again...which country were you working in/living in when you were able to afford to freely travel to so many wonderful countries?
I wouldn't have pegged Dion as so firmly anti-POC based on his professed leftist position, but it makes sense considering the history of the D party. He clearly would've hated MLK Jr, a man who wanted his children to be judged on the content of their character rather than pigmentation.
Now to see he'd rather live in a country without so many non-white people, well, that is something he and Gov Wallace and Hilary's mentor could have agreed on. I wonder if he based his decision on the US crime data. HOW MANY crimes (and riots) would not have been committed in the past decade if Dion had his way and the people he doesn't want to live with left this country?
I guess it could be considered comforting to some to know that it's not just some "white" people that hate people that look just like them. There's actually "non-white" guilt as well as "white guilt. Golly. Things is just getting complicateder and complicateder.