Recently I had commented on a random blog (not even a Tumblr) on something that Bi-Racial Miss Japan said, to the effect of Yay, mixing in Japan. Soon there will be few pure Japanese and I expressed disapproval of the sentiment that it's somehow desirable to reduce an area's indigenous people. The harpies descended and I decided that to attempt an argument with the lobotomized would be to cast pearls before swine. I just left it be, but I was let down that no one empathized with the side of the argument I presented.    I worry about how to raise kids in the future so they don't get charmed into race mixing. I'm kind of savvy about behaviorism and people: you get more flies with honey than vinegar. Creating positive associations on WN (ex. music they like, doing interesting things, being around people who aren't jerks, a feeling of empowerment, etc.) is likely to produce better results than allowing negative associations to form (ex. creating situations where they get punished or deprived for reasons stemming from WN). I just don't want to be so light-handed that everything goes, nor too heavy-handed that they rebel. Yes, kids can be controlled while they're young, and as teens they can be banned from some things and incentivized to do desired things, but once they are adults and moved out the only thing to do is say You're dead to me. I'm worried that I will fail to create a balance and end up with kids that I waste the better part of my life trying to raise, only for them to s**t out their genes in the product of mud huts and illiteracy.    Where I currently live is statistically 95% white, and that 5% nonwhite is too much for me. Obviously, moving is a solution but it's not in the cards at this exact moment. It makes me even more frustrated for the future because everywhere is just going to get less white. People will stand around saying stuff like Oh, this used to be a nice area, you used to be able to walk down the street at night. I have no idea what happened.    Just wanted to get that off my chest and see if others felt the same about any of that.    (Ad hominem replies will not be humored)