Why, how multicultural of you.
So you support the rights of those who oppose the “dispossession” of their right to emigrate, even from the “Third World”, to your world, again how multicultural of you.
I don't think that is the automatic result of Clippy's claims. It seems his ideas are in line with ethnical fascism, if you want a label.
Fascism (as I have learned it) is based on the idea that we live in a world where resources are scarce and land is limited. So in order to survive, with an increasing global population on an already quite busy planet, it is inevitable that there will be conflict over desirable/ed resources and land. Now, we can each fight on our own (libertarianism) and let the strongest individuals have the most of everything. But that is very inefficient and it is quite apparent that you achieve more when you work as a group. To choose one and fight for resources together against the rest; that is fascism.
And then comes (IMO) a rather arbitrary decision: to which group do I belong?Some choose a race. Some choose a region. Some a country, a political party, an ideology, a culture, an ethnicity... Doesn't really matter, as long as it is a (significantly) smaller population than the total, yet to be large enough to be a strong unit. It's a strongly competitive model that relies on group identity, which can have many forms, to proclaim group superiority, which is always "we have property X so we are entitled to the fairest* share of the available resources and land".
The ethnically different people who emigrate from the third world to the first world, are (according to the game rules) inferior and should be shunned. They do not belong to the chosen (arbitrary) group and therefor they belong to the group who consume too much of 'our' resource. And, as it is with games, what the 'loser' does is his/her problem, not 'ours'. In fact, it would be best for all of us if they stopped existing.
One bottleneck of logic is the fact that you have to choose a group to belong to at some point, which is seldomly rationally argumentable. It may have to do with the comfort level of the individual vis-á-vis the size of the non-excluded group versus the excluded ones, probably in relation to the perceived scarcity of their environment's resources. Hence, fascist ideas seem to proliferate in low-level income groups more strongly -while it isn't unusual for succesful self-made people to sway that way as well (perhaps as they don't know what it's like to have a losing hand).
Ultimately, it is just a very opportunistic, simple-minded ideology. Perhaps that is it's strength, even. To exclude is easy. To acknowledge the right to live as comfortable lives as possible for all; to grant access to the pursuit of happiness to "the other".. That is a lot more difficult to think about. But that is how I would like to be treated.
*All people get a fair share. But some get fairer shares than others.
P.S. Now, as for the ethnic cleansing of Malmö, a specific example of White Flight in Europe -Scandinavia even-. Do we have a source, yet? Some figures?