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Several commentators expressed frustration with the cycle of outrage, criticizing the obsession with racial purity and representation as ultimately counterproductive. They argued that such conversations often lead to alienation and division, fueling a sense of perpetual grievance rather than understanding.
A common refrain among critics was that people should simply enjoy social interactions without obsessing over racial composition, especially when the real world reflects demographic realities founded in history, geography, and migration patterns. Demographics are natural and context-dependent; efforts to artificially politicize or moralize about them are viewed as unhealthy and unproductive.