Comments by "Seven Proxies" (@sevenproxies4255) on "NBC News" channel.

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  2.  @TheSanityX  There is nothing inherently violent about the concept of an ethnostate. Just because violence HAS been used in the enforcment of some ethnostates it doesn't make it a prerequisite. You're just too narrow minded or ideologically biased to see it. If I ask to pay minorities to leave my country to make the population all white, then where is the violence in thar equation? The thing about what the alt-right believes though is that the majority of minority people wouldn't refuse. Since a lot of them are form impoverished backgrounds or dislike the fact that they have to live as "descendants of slaves" among white people (the descendants of their enslavers), they rarely consider themselves happy with their current state of being. Many would prefer to live some place else, but they don't have the financial means to do it, or their living standards would be reduced even further on account of lacking start up capital. So if you offered black people to purchase some land, erect some housing and basically give them the lifestyle of an upper middle class person in Africa or Jamaica (after an agreement with the authorities in those countries), I think most of the black people raging against the "white majority" all day would seriously consider it. And the even smaller minority refusing to leave, would be so small and insignificant in number that their population would eventually decline to zero given a couple of generations. So there you go: ethnostate with no violence or force involved. Whether it would work or not is debateable, but hard to make any conclusive statements about since nobody has really tried it in practice. Another peaceful option would be to essentially split the country. Make some states in the U.S "white only", and other states "Black Only" and give none the legal ability to settle in the state of the wrong skin colour. Compensate those who need to move. Done deal, completely fair and non violent.
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