Shusha
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I know you can't tell the difference.
Immigrants move to a place to be a part of the fabric of that society.
Colonial settlers move to a place to take it over and pig the place for themselves.
That is no small difference.
But there is a third option. A peoples return to a place.
I'm not convinced the distinctions between the three are as clear as you would like to pretend them to be. How can you tell if people are "part of the fabric of society" or if they "pig the place"?
How would you be able to tell if people have successfully assimilated?