OK, I want to explore this further. What is to prevent you and like-minded folks from buying land and doing what you will? You won’t be able to prevent other folks from buying land there if your people will sell to them but with a tight enough community that shouldn’t be a problem. So you can set up an enclave aimed at branching and diverging anytime you want.
Heck, go to some spot in the south pacific or central america and you won’t even have to put up with anyone forcing diversity on you.
I’m curious. When you mention ‘laws’ and such. Assuming that your idea of land for ‘genetic freedom’ (correct me please if I’m wrong on this) occurs inside the boundaries of the United States would you expect the federal government to pass laws that would guarantee your ability to exclude people not of your particular ethnic population? Because I’m pretty certain that would require one or more constitutional amendments.
Far better simply to buy up land, set up a co-op and never sell to anyone outside your chosen group. That has the advantages of being legal and already constitutional. All it requires is money…nothing more. And in some areas the land could be had for pennies.
So again, correct me if I’m wrong:
- Genetic Freedom, essentially the right to reproduce within a specific population, is a good thing.
- It’s frowned upon by society at large to say such a thing and shouldn’t be.
- When it’s no longer frowned upon it would be a good idea to establish geographic areas (land) specific to different population cohorts.
Do I have that right?
Because if I do then it sounds like you’re close to the prize now. No one is preventing you from doing #1. #2 shouldn’t matter to you if sufficient fellow-travellers agree with your opinions and approach (though be prepared for a certain number of your kids to disagree and bolt). And #3 is just a matter of money and gumption.
Really, it seems (I don’t want to belittle you here and accept my apologies if it comes off that way) that your real problem is the way you believe your beliefs will be perceived by the mass media and the larger society.
But why should that bother you? Hell, I’m a fanboy (at 37 even!) and the larger media portrays us as all dressing up as Yoda or somesuch nonsence or believes that we all go to Star Trek conventions and live in our parents garage. So what? Screw them I say. I don’t need their approval to live my life as I choose.
Or frankly, I’m libertarian enough to be considered mostly an anarchist. A hundred years ago they’d have locked me up and waited for me to blow myself up trying to escape. But I don’t care what they think and don’t let it effect my political or day-to-day decisions. They disagree with me…again, so what?
So believe what you believe and don’t worry about what the larger society wants or thinks. That, if anything, is the strength of the culture in the USA there’s room for just about anyone who doesn’t illegally infringe upon others. Or at least there’s growing acceptance compared to even 50 years ago.
So don’t complain about it. Go and try to set up a society inside the US (or outside, as I said) that reflects your beliefs. Hell, I’m all for that if you do it peacefully. I think you’ll likely fail, personally, but I’m all for your giving it a go.