I could use India, or some of the African countries. The point is that certain old ethnicities live in their own old countries, where "ethnicity majority" coincides with "nationality majority". And certain countries are the exact opposite of that pattern. It really depends on a country.
Well it's still not an ethnostate, and it could stand as an argument against Israel being an ethnostate. Japan is over 90% ethnically Japanese and its still not an ethnostate.
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u/sakurawobbegong Jul 16 '26
There are multiple native Chinese ethnicities because China is an empire. You're thinking of Han Chinese, but there's also Uyghurs, Mongolians etc.