It depends, I guess.

Could you perhaps rephrase the question? It doesn't make sense to me

No

I once read an Amish man who said they have the same problems as the English, ie. adultery, suicide, unwed pregnancies, domestic violence, etc. They probably have handicapped people, unruly children and lazy bums as well! In other words, they are human, just like the rest of us. BUT I don't know if they have alcohol or drugs problems. I visited Intercourse but only for a few hours on a quilt tour. It's beautiful country in PA.

I would have to say no. Only because at first it would be ok but then you have outsiders always wanting in....human nature is weird. Where there's barriers people or should I say mobs will ALWAYS want what the other person has. Take gated communities, they just put people above others saying we don't want you in here, well that to me is just an invitation.

Am thinking cult, and that never seems to turn out too well for the lesser members, the day laborers and concubines and such. But each to their own

That's a very good question.

I would think it would depend on the society. Someone mentioned the melting pot, which imo only works when there's a common goal. If that gets blurred or distorted, as in our case, people may feel the need to splinter off just to maintain their way of life as they see it, or even for survival.

There are no new worlds to conquer here, so self segregation may be a thing of the future if we are unable to right this ship.

I think enough people, whether they identify it or not, are asking that same question to one degree or another.

Yup

No. You are fueling identity politics when that is allowed. It turns into the ”them” against ”us” mentality. Creation of false perceptions based on lack of understanding/exposure. In the US the absolute opposite of the ”melting pot”.

Rather bold of you to call out Nickleback fans like this.

What specifically do you mean by "self-segregated?"