Bonding problems on the left and the right

1. We can't successfully bond one distinctive ethnic ethos and agenda to another distinctive ethnic group. 2. We can't successfully bond multi-ethnic or multicultural societies to one ethnic ethos and agenda. 3. The ethos and agenda of democracies breaks down due to demographic changes in voting ethnic groups, especially with open national borders. 4. We can't successfully block the biological origin of human nature (why would we want to?) which is genetically kin-centered, ethnocentric, even xenophobic, with group-selection as the primary unit of successful selection, followed by individual selection, among other conservative traits.

As the consequence of this reality in the U. S. the democratic left has become a party mainly for promoting minority ethnic groups and races, and the republican right mainly promotes whites, and the increasing clashes between them naturally makes social harmony un-bondable. This explains the origin of most of the problems in the West today.

Given human nature, if we want democracies (or any political system) to work as harmoniously as possible we need to develop ethnostates and an ethnopluralism of ethnostates, protected from marauding imperialists and supremacists by some form of federalism. This can be done in the U.S. by slightly adapting the constitutional separation of powers and states. But since the schools, the media, the political parties, the business world, and most of the people indoctrinated by the schools and the media now object to this solution, who can say when it will happen? Even so, I believe it will emerge.