In a society populated at one time by individuals of group A and to which increasing numbers of persons of groups B, C, D, etc. are relocating, thus bringing about greater differences in those making up the society, those of group A are likely to develop certain views.

As the proportion of individuals of groups B, C, D, etc. in the society increases, those of group A will more and more view each person of groups B, C, D, etc. within these societies -

• As a contributor to the undermining of group A identity and culture, irregardless of the personal qualities of the B, C, D, etc. individual, so that persons of groups B, C, D, etc. who are fond of group A individuals, culture, and society; or have lived in the group A society for a long time; or are outstanding citizens of the group A society, etc. will not be distinguished, unless known personally, from those of groups B, C, D, etc. who dislike group A individuals, culture, and society; or are newcomers to the group A society; or are not outstanding citizens, etc;
• As a symbol of the coming eradication of group A identity, culture, and society - again, irregardless of the personal qualities, feelings, and circumstances of the B, C, D, etc. individual and unless known personally; and
• If group A is physically dissimilar from groups B, C, D, etc. and if persons of groups B, C, D, etc are relocating to all the areas occupied by group A, as a symbol of a coming biological doom of group A, itself - and again, unless known personally, irregardless of the personal qualities, feelings, and circumstances of the B, C, D, etc. individual.