Which European ethnicity will become a minority in their country first?

[Ouistreham]

BTW what about Belgians who are already a minority in their own country, as Flemish are majority now?

Dutch-speaking Belgian have always been a majority in the country. They had until recently much higher birth rates than their French-speaking countrymen but many emigrated to Brussels and Wallonia and became frenchified. Therefore, the ratio has remained constant at about 56:44.

[MinervaItalica]

Germany because Turks.

[brennus dux gallorum]

Dutch-speaking Belgian have always been a majority in the country. They had until recently much higher birth rates than their French-speaking countrymen but many emigrated to Brussels and Wallonia and became frenchified. Therefore, the ratio has remained constant at about 56:44.

nope, if i am not mistaken Belgians were majority until mid-20th century. For that reason Belgium is... still Belgium

[Tobi]

Probably Sweden, Luxembourg and Switzerland.

[Balmung]

France? The government abolishing the sense of a distinct ethnicity sorta solidifies a nation's stance on what they want their nation to be. Some may argue the existence of a French ethnicity given France's history of being Europe's melting pot, though. I'm not an expert on France, but I have watched my share of foreign media from the historical big four nations of Europe.

It seems as though France always has more people without French surnames representing them. You see a lot of German, Spanish and Italian surnames. Of course, the media is not always representitive.

[alnortedelsur]

Spain ..despite is difficult to made the difference betwen spaniards and north africans even today....that they are majority...

LOL... That's like saying that Albanians are indistinguishable from Egyptians.

Keep dreaming in your fart cloud that Albanians are lighter and more Euro looking than Spaniards, lol

[Numidia]

LOL... That's like saying that Albanians are indistinguishable from Egyptians.

Keep dreaming in your fart cloud that Albanians are lighter and more Euro looking than Spaniards, lol

Spanish look different

[alnortedelsur]

Spanish look different

If with "different" you mean "different" in the same way that all Europeans nationalities have their own look, just like French, British, Italians, Germans are "different" in their own way, I agree with it.

But if you meant something else... yeah, sure ... As if I'm going to take that seriously ... But keep trying

[Dandelion]

Dutch-speaking Belgian have always been a majority in the country. They had until recently much higher birth rates than their French-speaking countrymen but many emigrated to Brussels and Wallonia and became frenchified. Therefore, the ratio has remained constant at about 56:44.

We tend to adapt to the local language rather quickly. Having many of us move to an area we don't consider ours to begin with isn't that much of a treat to the linguistic development. In Voeren the linguistic balance shifted toward Dutch-speaking after many Dutch people moved there though, but that's because it has Dutch-speaking ties. If they moved to Charleroi, they'd just switch to French.

Hence those Walloons protesting for Comines to remain Walloon in the 1970s after Dutch-speakers were granted facilities (reluctantly by the administration and just one derelict elementary school) were wasting their time. That elementary school was geared toward readying kids to their Walloon future to begin with, unlike what Walloon nationalists assumed. Facilities in our interpretation means 'diminishing' and not 'preserving'.

It's like they say. Walloons and Flemish are like cat and dog. Our body language differs and we misunderstand each other, while no harm was intended to begin with. People grow smarter every generation, though. 'Idiot plebs' were more common a few decades ago than nowadays.

[Berahthraban]

France actually....

Be worried, but I don't it will happen, we won't give up just like that