Would our planet peacefully divided into states (and further sub states)each has own specific human characters

Question

Each homogenic group can choose which and where it is apropriate to live.

Answer 1

I have considered this option before the problem comes when people agree on one point but disagree on other. Eventually we become so segmented that we are only individuals on our own piece of land. That in itself might not be a bad idea. Maybe the idea of forming groups, societies, governments is a part of the problem.

Another problem with segregation is what happens when people in the group begin to diverge in their opinions. Are they expelled or will the group be forced to accept them as who they are at that moment?

The final issue I can see is one that currently exists, land. Who is to have what land. At some point there will be conflict over more then one group laying claim to the land. Many wars in the past, today and probably the future are over this ridge or that lake.

I believe that we need to accept that we are individuals that will meet in some places and divide in others. Each person no matter who or where should have an equal say.

What does it matter if we don't agree or even are in conflict with each other? Either we must accept that we can't control or limit anyone behavior or ideas or we enforce arbitrary rules that are going to be created by one segment of the world to subjugate others.

Personally I refuse to be subjugated or to subjugate another, which leads me to conclude that perhaps the best route of change is by being the person I see value in. Maybe then people will see the value that I see.

Answer 2

I think it would be great if people could choose to live where people with the same philosophies, temperaments, goals, political views, religious views, cultural views, etc. lived.

It would only remain a good idea if people had the choice of living among their own type. I wonder, though, would living with people too much like oneself make for a boring life?

Answer 3

NO, it wouldn't work. For instance, I, being dark headed, would be forced to live in a different area than my blonde daughter.