> Never mind that every country we idolize, e.g. Japan, Scandinavia, are essentially [ethnostates].
In Sweden 25% of the population has foreign background, in Norway 19%, in Denmark 14%.
Hardly "ethnostates" at all.
In Sweden 25% of the population has foreign background, in Norway 19%, in Denmark 14%.
Hardly "ethnostates" at all.
> figures from World Population Review suggesting around 83.2% are Norwegian, and another 8.3% are other Europeans, totaling roughly 91.5% of European descent, though exact "white" percentages vary by source and definition, with estimates often placing the broader "white" or European-origin population well above 90%.
Another source I found puts non-Danes in Denmark at 9%, putting their white/European percentage at 95%.
For approximate parity comparison, Japan is 98% Japanese, UK is 82%, and France is 71%, all falling. Imo Norway and Denmark still qualify as ethnostates, though maybe not for much longer.