/pol/ - International /Pol/itics & /Bant/er

For practical purposes, does white nationalism = white supremacy? On the surface white nationalism simply asserts that a given country belongs to a European people group and that the actions of the government should prioritize their well-being. Not all that radical as plenty of non-white governments take exactly this stance. However, the current state of Europe implies that in order to achieve a white nationalist government, legal immigrants would have to be reported and have their rights violated in order to "make room" for the original white population. That often seems to be the implication, but is it inherent in white nationalism? Is there a white nationalism in which non-white immigrants are embraced so long as their participation in society furthers the needs of whites? How is a "white nation" truly defined?