A recurring defensive narrative among elites insists mass immigration was accidental and benevolent, not a deliberate political or economic project to change demographic composition. That denial functions as a political frame that forecloses accountability and intensifies populist backlash.
— If influential institutions systematically deny the possibility of intentional demographic engineering, it amplifies mistrust and radicalizes both immigration critics and defenders, reshaping party coalitions and media trust.
Steve Sailer
2026.04.29
100% relevant
Steve Sailer's piece argues elites angrily reject the 'Great Replacement' claim and characterizes their stance as an insistence that immigration's demographic effects were unplanned—an explicit example of the denial frame.
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