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Is white genocide a myth?

There are no reliable sources suggesting that the conspiracy theory is not a political myth. There are many reliable sources indicating that it is, such as:

• "The Myth of White Genocide" Harper's, March 2019
• "White genocide: A dangerous myth employed by racists" The Irish Times, August 2019
• "The Hate Report: The story behind Trump’s South Africa tweet" Reveal, August 2018
• "The South Africans pushing the 'white genocide' myth" CNN, November 2018
• "The dangerous myth of 'white genocide'" SPLC, August 2018
• "Facebook allowed advertisers to target users interested in “'white genocide" — even in wake of Pittsburgh massacre" The Intercept, November 2018
• "The deadly myth of 'White Genocide'" Australian Broadcasting Corporation, March 2019

Are white farmers being targeted in South Africa?

While many farmers in South Africa have been targeted in attacks against landowners, there is no evidence that the attackers are targeting people because they are white. This topic is covered in some of the references above and at South African farm attacks.

Why doesn't this article include extrapolations of human genetic phenotype expression into the future?

Misplaced Pages is not a crystal ball. There is no way to validate the accuracy of any such predictions, and those predictions which show a wide demographic shift are based on assumptions which are both uncertain, and likely to substantially change the outcome of the extrapolations if they are wrong. There are at least as many factors at play as expressed alleles in the human genome, leading to confidence intervals much wider than the range of predictions.

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I don't want to spend to much time on this but please do more research please to reveal most fears have some validity and once the truth is brought to light, those fears can be tamed. Wovoka - Misplaced Pages The Prophecy of Wovoka that saw all the white people gone from the lands of America. Peter Youngblood Hills (talk) 19:57, 4 January 2025 (UTC)