Just want to point out here that the ethnic majorities of most territories would not like becoming ethnic minorities in those territories. This isn’t some weird phenomenon limited to only Trump voters.
Those who control the culture control the laws, after all. Also the availability (and thus ease of access) of cultural communal goods.
Well, part of the issue is that from what I’ve seen people aren’t talking about this in terms of ‘being an ethnic majority is a thing I get benefit out of I want to have that benefit’, where this would involve then looking at how to deal with this, balance various people’s benefits, etc, given various other factors that also exist (other people also get benefit out of being ethnic majorities! The rights of and provisions for ethnic minorities! Other reasons people have to want or need to be in a territory!). They tend to a) take if as given and not even explicitly brought up that they get to get what they want, and b) not really acknowledge the needs and wants of other people involved, tradeoffs, etc. Also c) do stuff like call various ethnic minorities intrinsically evil and all that.
Also in my experience ‘Trump voters’ correlates very highly with ‘people who have not just been unhelpful but in fact often horrible to ethnic minorities in territories they’ve been ethnic majorities in’.
Also as other people pointed out, plenty of people *exist* as ethnic minorities in their territories, this isn’t like a weird mysterious off-screen horror.
Most people are not fully consciously aware of this.
They know, for example, that in other countries, there are polygamy and child marriage. They often don’t think through that the imbalance caused by polygamy really being polygyny in practice is likely what leads to the child marriage (which is also present in polygamy-practicing communities in the developed countries) because of male desperation (not good).
They know they don’t want that sort of thing mucking up their way of life, but like most normie instincts it isn’t totally wrong but it isn’t totally right, either.
If you get a country that really starts thinking all of this through, what you’re looking at is probably not Happy Liberal Land, but the Principality of Singapore.
By the way, speaking of reasons to be in a territory, culture is not independent of the territory’s economic production, nor just an output. It’s also a key input.