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what is it like living in a ethnically homogeneous society?
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>>226063587
It was great
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>>226063795
unless you are 50+ years old you wouldnt know
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>>226063587
I wish I knew
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>>226063795
Kek. You lie. I went to school in Straya in the early 90s. My classmates were ethnically Italian, Croatian, Vietnamese, Flip, Argentinian, Colombian, Thai, American, British, Chinese, Indian, Vanuatuan, and Fijian.
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>>226063922
i grew up in a multicultural, industrial dystopian town in the 90s, but my school looked like this

true that zoomers wouldn't know though
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>>226063587
normal, boring
t. 5000 abitants alpine town
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>>226064269
>multicultural, industrial dystopian town in the 90s
there's no such thing in sweden
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>>226063587
Not bad. I actually didn't see a nigger until I was in my late 20s. I'm 37 now.
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>>226063922
>>226064067
I grew up in a nice area. I didn't see a foreigner in real life until my early teens.



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