Why do people hate white racial consciousness?

When you talk about a country you talk about the culture and people, the land itself is insignificant really.

And it's an accurate term, it just means Europeans and European derived people. Pretty obvious.

No, "country" (a term which doesn't really have much legal significance) is more often used as a synonym for "state". There are a few exceptions where subnational entities or regions are still considered "countries" for various historical or cultural reasons, like Scotland, Greenland, the Basque Country, etc. But even in the latter case it's generally used to mean that it is a country due to the distinct culture of the inhabitants, rather than that those inhabitants are the country.

Your description would more accurately describe a "nation", or perhaps even an "ethnicity".



So "traditionally white countries" means "Europeans and European derived people"? That doesn't make sense. Bear in mind that the poster I was responding to specifically referred to "immigration to traditionally white countries ". You can't immigrate to a people, only to a state or a territorial area.

If you're talking about the main countries where "people hate white racial consciousness", so pretty much the USA and the UK, it's an inaccurate and quite hypocritical term.