In this video, we examine the structural incentives between host and guest populations. We explore the three possible outcomes when a foreign population enters a new territory: Assimilation, Conquest, or a dangerous Limbo state.
From diaspora politics and ethnic networking to building resentment and eventual backlash, this is a raw look at why unassimilated populations often lead to cycles of exploitation, distrust, and violence.
If you’re a host population: Only accept guests you can truly assimilate.
If you’re a guest population: Be willing to fully integrate or go where your true loyalty lies.
History doesn’t have to repeat this cycle of misery. Understanding the incentives is the first step.
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