cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/72815981

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Like Apartheid South Africa before it, the current system is.

A secular nation not based on discrimination and a total lack of restraint when it comes to enforcement of said discrimination, though, IS possible as long as we start treating them like we treated Apartheid South Africa in the 90s.

My mom and most of my friends' parents refused to buy gas at Shell stations during the final decade or so and for several years after that because they kept doing business with SA after the rest of the world boycotted them. That wasn't a radical position, that was the NORM here in the 90s.

I'm not saying that it's gonna be quick or easy, but the world HAS to go back to encouraging such behavior towards Apartheid ethnostates rather than outlawing it, or we might not be worth saving after all..

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